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In this chapter
The Child Support Enforcement (CSE) program is a joint Federal, State, and local partnership established to ensure that parents provide support to their children. Through this program, non-custodial parents are located, paternity is established, support orders are issued and enforced, and collections are received and distributed.
The program includes 54 separate State and Territory child support systems, each with its own unique laws and procedures. The program is usually run by state and local human service agencies, often with the help of prosecuting attorneys and other law enforcement officials, as well as officials, of family or domestic relations courts.
Child support enforcement services are available automatically for families receiving assistance under the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program. Child support collected reimburses the State and Federal governments for TANF payments made to the family. Child support collections above the TANF grant amount go directly to the family, as well as, some passthrough and disregard payments which are voluntarily made by some states. Child support services are available to families not receiving TANF who apply for such services, as well as, families who were formerly on TANF. Child support payments collected on behalf of non-TANF families are sent to the family.
The following data tables provide information on the Child Support Enforcement (CSE) program for fiscal year 2000, and in some cases for the last five years. Table 1 provides national totals on child support collections, expenditures, and cost-effectiveness for fiscal year 2000. Table 2 gives national statistics on the CSE caseload, cases with collections, percentage of cases with collections, cases with orders established, percentage of cases with orders established, percentage of cases with collections to cases with orders established, paternities established or acknowledged, and child support orders established, for the same time period. Table 3 provides child support trends over several years. Tables 4 through 6 provide individual state financial information; while tables 7 and 8 provide statistical information for each state. Table 9 provides collections per full-time equivalent (FTE) information. Tables 10 through 17 provide much of the data to be used to calculate state performance measures. Table 18 lists interstate collections for each state.
Some of these data form the basis for incentives paid to states as a result of the Child Support Performance and Incentive Act of 1998 (CSPIA). No assumption regarding individual state data reliability is made. Readers should note that all numbers quoted are based on information supplied to the Office of Child Support Enforcement (OCSE) by the individual state CSE programs.
During FY 2000, about $17.9 billion in child support payments were collected. Total caseload was almost 17.4 million. The CSE program had almost 1.6 million paternities established or acknowledged and almost 1.2 million new child support orders were established in 2000.
Caseload. OCSE defines a child support case as a parent (mother, father, or putative father) who is now or eventually may be obligated under law for the support of a child or children receiving services under the title IV-D program.
A current assistance case is a case where the children are: (1) recipients of Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) under title IV-A of the Social Security Act or (2) entitled to Foster Care maintenance payments under title IV-E of the Social Security Act. In addition, the children’s support rights have been assigned by a caretaker relative to the state and a referral to the state IV-D agency has been made. A former assistance case is a case where the children were formerly receiving title IV-A (AFDC or TANF) or title IV-E Foster Care services. A never assistance case is a case where the children are receiving services under the title IV-D program, but are not currently eligible for and have not previously received assistance under titles IV-A or IV-E of the Social Security Act. This includes cases where the family is receiving IV-D services as a result of a written application for IV-D services, including cases where children are receiving state (not title IV-E) foster care services or a case where they are Medicaid recipients not receiving additional assistance.
There were about 17.4 million cases reported in the child support enforcement program during fiscal year 2000. There was less than a one percent increase in caseload since fiscal year 1999. There were almost 3.3 million current assistance cases, 8.0 million former assistance cases, and 6.2 million never assistance cases reported in fiscal year 2000 (Table 2).
Paternities Established. When children are born out-of-wedlock establishing paternity is a first step for obtaining a child support order. Paternity establishment involves the legal establishment of fatherhood for a child. Paternity can be established by a voluntary acknowledgement signed by both parents either as part of an in-hospital or other acknowledgement program. States must have procedures that allow paternity to be established at least up to the child’s eighteenth birthday.
Child support paternities were established or acknowledged for about 1.6 million children in fiscal year 2000, almost a 3 percent decrease from levels states reported in fiscal year 1999. There were 867,071 IV-D paternities and 688,510 in-hospital and other paternities acknowledged for fiscal year 2000. (Table 2)
Orders Established. States must use standard guidelines to determine how much a parent should pay for child support. CSE staff can take child support cases to court, or to an administrative hearing process to establish the order.
Almost 1.2 million orders for child support were established in fiscal year 2000. Never assistance orders made up 40 percent of the support orders established for fiscal year 2000, current assistance orders accounted for 22 percent, and former assistance 37 percent. (Table 2)
Collections. Total child support collections were $17.9 billion for fiscal year 2000 (Tables 1 and 3). This was a 12 percent increase in collections over the $15.9 collected during fiscal year 1999. Collection data are shown under the new reporting categories: current IV-A and IV-E assistance ($1.4 billion), former assistance ($6.8 billion), and never assistance ($9.7 billion) in table 1, and under TANF and Non-TANF categories in table 3 to allow comparisons with previous years.
Collections per Full-Time Equivalent Staff. The amount of child support collected nationally per full-time equivalent staff (FTE) was $306,927 in fiscal year 2000 (Table 9). There were 58,171 FTE staff reported in fiscal year 2000.
Expenditures. In fiscal year 2000, total administrative expenditures were $4.5 billion, a 12 percent increase from fiscal year 1999. The federal share of expenditures was almost $3.0 billion and the state share was over $1.5 billion for fiscal year 2000. Estimated incentives payments for fiscal year 2000 were nearly $353 million (Table 6). Actual incentives earned for fiscal year 2000 cannot be determined until data reliability audits are complete for every state. Once these audits are completed, final incentive levels can be determined, and estimated and actual incentives can be reconciled.
It should be noted that the new incentives established by the Child Support Performance and Incentive Act of 1998 went into effect in fiscal year 2000 and impacted one-third of a state’s incentives for that year.
Collections Due and Distributed. The total amount of current support due for fiscal year 2000 was $23 billion (Table 10), almost $13 billion, or 56 percent, of that amount was collected and distributed (Table 11). The total amount of support of arrearages due in fiscal year 2000 for all previous fiscal years was $84 billion (Table 12), almost $6 billion was collected and distributed (Table 13). There were almost 10 million cases with arrears due in fiscal year 2000 and almost 5.6 million of these cases had collections (Table 14). Hence, 57 percent of arrears cases had some payment toward their arrears in fiscal year 2000. There were $1.2 billion in interstate collections forwarded to other states in fiscal year 2000 (Table 18).
Other Statistics. In fiscal year 2000, program increases were noted for total cases in which a collection was made. At 7.2 million, this is a 10 percent increase over the number of paying cases for fiscal year 1999.
There were almost 10.7 million cases with an order in fiscal year 2000. This a 4 percent increase over the number of cases with orders reported in the previous fiscal year.
The total number of children in CSE cases totaled more than 19 million in fiscal year 2000. While this represents a slight decrease under the number reported for fiscal year 1999--this change is more likely due to improved accuracy in reporting, than any significant change in the number of children in the child support caseload
The traditional cost effectiveness ratio for fiscal year 2000 was $3.95. Cost-effectiveness represents the amount of child support collected for every $1.00 expended on the program. With the effective date of the Child Support Performance and Incentive Act of 1998 (CSPIA), states are evaluated under a new cost-effectiveness number that will be phased-in over three years. The CSPIA cost-effectiveness ratio was $4.21 for fiscal year 2000 (Table 16).
Table 1.1. FINANCIAL OVERVIEW, FY 2000
FINANCIAL OVERVIEW, FY 2000 | |
|---|---|
TOTAL COLLECTIONS |
$ 17,854,271,522 |
Current Assistance IV-A and IV-E |
1,354,080,033 |
Former Assistance |
6,845,580,055 |
Never Assistance |
9,654,611,434 |
Total Assistance Reimbursement |
2,401,120,436 |
State Share |
1,080,195,844 |
*Net Federal Share |
968,237,321 |
Estimated Incentive Payments |
352,687,270 |
Total Medical Support |
92,268,727 |
Total Payments to Families |
15,360,882,359 |
CURRENT ASSISTANCE IV-A AND IV-E COLLECTIONS |
$ 1,354,080,032 |
Assistance Reimbursement |
1,162,113,083 |
Medical Support |
26,704,745 |
Payments to Families |
165,262,203 |
FORMER ASSISTANCE COLLECTIONS |
$ 6,845,580,055 |
Assistance Reimbursement |
1,239,007,353 |
Medical Support |
42,519,189 |
Payments to Families |
5,564,053,514 |
NEVER ASSISTANCE COLLECTIONS |
$ 9,654,611,434 |
Medical Support |
23,044,792 |
Payments to Families |
9,631,566,642 |
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENDITURES |
$ 4,525,771,150 |
Federal Share |
2,996,515,619 |
State Share |
1,529,255,531 |
**COST EFFECTIVENESS |
$ 3.95 |
TANF/FC |
0.57 |
Non-TANF |
3.38 |
Source: Forms OCSE-396A & 34A | |
Note: Total assistance reimbursement equals collections that will be divided between the State and Federal governments to reimburse their respective shares of either Title IV-A TANF payments or Title IV-E Foster Care maintenance payments. No assumption is made regarding data reliability. | |
*Incentives are paid out of the Federal share. | |
** This is not the cost-effectiveness ratio established under the Child Support Performance and Incentive Act of 1998 (CSPIA). | |
Table 1.2. STATISTICAL OVERVIEW, FY 2000
STATISTICAL OVERVIEW, FY 2000 | |
|---|---|
TOTAL IV-D CASELOAD |
17,384,009 |
Current Assistance |
3,263,879 |
Former Assistance |
7,960,942 |
Never Assistance |
6,159,188 |
CASES OPEN |
17,201,163 |
Current Assistance |
3,228,657 |
Former Assistance |
7,868,088 |
Never Assistance |
6,104,418 |
CASES WITH NO JURISDICTION |
182,846 |
Current Assistance |
35,222 |
Former Assistance |
92,854 |
Never Assistance |
54,770 |
TOTAL CASES WITH COLLECTIONS |
7,232,243 |
Current Assistance |
822,809 |
Former Assistance |
3,490,978 |
Never Assistance |
2,918,456 |
TOTAL PERCENTAGE OF CASES WITH COLLECTIONS |
41.6 |
Current Assistance |
25.2 |
Former Assistance |
43.9 |
Never Assistance |
47.4 |
TOTAL CASES WITH ORDERS ESTABLISHED |
10,688,022 |
Current Assistance |
1,437,754 |
Former Assistance |
5,319,584 |
Never Assistance |
3,930,684 |
TOTAL PERCENTAGE OF CASES WITH ORDERS ESTABLISHED |
61.5 |
Current Assistance |
44.1 |
Former Assistance |
66.8 |
Never Assistance |
63.8 |
TOTAL PERCENTAGE OF CASES WITH COLLECTIONS |
67.7 |
TO CASES WITH ORDERS ESTABLISHED |
|
Current Assistance |
57.2 |
Former Assistance |
65.6 |
Never Assistance |
74.2 |
TOTAL PATERNITIES ESTABLISHED OR ACKNOWLEDGED |
1,555,581 |
IV-D Paternities Established or Acknowledged |
867,071 |
State In-Hospital and Other Paternities Acknowledged* |
688,510 |
TOTAL SUPPORT ORDERS ESTABLISHED |
1,174,882 |
Current Assistance |
261,154 |
Former Assistance |
439,740 |
Never Assistance |
473,988 |
Source: OCSE-157. Note: Total IV-D caseload combines lines 1 (cases open) and 3 (cases with no jurisdiction) of the OCSE-157 report. | |
Note: *State paternity acknowledgements include an unknown number of acknowledgements for children in the IV-D caseload. | |
Table 1.3. PROGRAM TRENDS FOR FISCAL YEARS 1996,1999, and FY 2000
PROGRAM TRENDS FOR FISCAL YEARS 1996,1999, and FY 2000 | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1996 | 1999 | 2000 | Percent Change | |
| 1996-2000 | 1999-2000 | |||
Total IV-D Collections (000) |
$ 12,019,789 |
$ 15,901,201 |
$ 17,854,272 |
0.49 |
0.12 |
TANF/FC |
2,855,066 |
2,481,713 |
2,593,087 |
-0.09 |
0.04 |
Non-TANF |
9,164,723 |
13,361,678 |
15,261,184 |
0.67 |
0.14 |
Total IV-D Expenditures (000) |
$ 3,049,248 |
$ 4,038,952 |
$ 4,525,771 |
0.48 |
0.12 |
Total ADP Expenditures (000) |
470,443 |
630,511 |
561,959 |
0.19 |
-0.11 |
Estimated Incentive Payment (000) |
$ 409,142 |
$ 376,978 |
$ 352,687 |
-0.14 |
-0.06 |
Actual Incentive Payment (000) |
$ 409,986 |
$ 357,838 |
NA |
NA |
NA |
Total IV-D Caseload |
19,318,691 |
17,330,366 |
17,384,009 |
-0.1 |
0.3 % |
Current Assistance |
NA |
11,128,265 |
11,224,821 |
NA |
0.01 |
Former Assistance |
NA |
7,403,792 |
7,960,942 |
NA |
0.08 |
Never Assistance |
NA |
6,202,101 |
6,159,188 |
NA |
-0.01 |
*Total Cases for Which a |
3,953,492 |
6,599,936 |
7,232,243 |
0.83 |
0.1 |
Collection was Made |
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Total Paternities Established |
1,067,508 |
1,599,979 |
1,555,581 |
0.46 |
-0.03 |
or Acknowledged |
|||||
Total IV-D Paternities |
718,152 |
845,205 |
867,071 |
0.21 |
0.03 |
State In-Hospital and Other |
349,356 |
754,774 |
688,510 |
0.97 |
-0.09 |
Paternities Acknowledged** |
|||||
Total Support Orders Established |
1,081,981 |
1,220,051 |
1,174,882 |
0.09 |
-0.04 |
Source: Financial and statistical data as reported by the States | |||||
Note: TANF/FC collections equals IV-A, IV-E, and former assistance collections as reported on the OCSE-34A report. | |||||
*The number of cases for which one or more collections were made during the fiscal year. | |||||
**State paternity acknowledgements include an unknown number of acknowledgements for children in the IV-D caseload. | |||||
Table 1.4. TOTAL DISTRIBUTED COLLECTIONS, FY 2000
TOTAL DISTRIBUTED COLLECTIONS, FY 2000 | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
STATES | TOTAL | *CURRENT ASSISTANCE | FORMER ASSISTANCE | NEVER ASSISTANCE |
ALABAMA |
$ 192,136,827 |
$ 12,231,702 |
$ 72,347,165 |
$ 107,557,960 |
ALASKA |
71,101,719 |
6,833,822 |
35,121,777 |
29,146,120 |
ARIZONA |
196,761,640 |
8,540,425 |
123,408,925 |
64,812,290 |
ARKANSAS |
120,493,465 |
4,399,332 |
44,195,640 |
71,898,493 |
CALIFORNIA |
2,059,472,938 |
347,112,620 |
1,016,557,358 |
695,802,960 |
COLORADO |
176,120,256 |
19,759,441 |
74,028,220 |
82,332,595 |
CONNECTICUT |
190,849,231 |
22,023,250 |
114,980,030 |
53,845,951 |
DELAWARE |
49,010,326 |
3,365,219 |
26,445,908 |
19,199,199 |
DIST. OF COL. |
35,029,816 |
3,199,989 |
9,816,574 |
22,013,253 |
FLORIDA |
648,007,202 |
24,258,623 |
406,279,653 |
217,468,926 |
GEORGIA |
361,895,069 |
27,469,150 |
175,321,577 |
159,104,342 |
GUAM |
7,701,905 |
1,306,447 |
1,829,840 |
4,565,618 |
HAWAII |
66,547,674 |
7,225,633 |
26,019,125 |
33,302,916 |
IDAHO |
75,069,124 |
748,638 |
31,312,369 |
43,008,117 |
**ILLINOIS |
361,276,437 |
81,333,731 |
0 |
279,942,706 |
INDIANA |
366,155,285 |
21,936,142 |
11,189,159 |
333,029,984 |
IOWA |
218,721,976 |
16,012,283 |
131,554,037 |
71,155,656 |
KANSAS |
139,181,584 |
9,150,645 |
82,919,826 |
47,111,113 |
KENTUCKY |
226,432,656 |
15,489,795 |
104,304,388 |
106,638,473 |
LOUISIANA |
213,901,350 |
6,501,620 |
107,801,325 |
99,598,405 |
MAINE |
89,399,356 |
24,248,837 |
43,596,396 |
21,554,123 |
MARYLAND |
367,930,051 |
10,602,064 |
100,250,084 |
257,077,903 |
MASSACHUSETTS |
318,570,247 |
38,763,540 |
158,408,138 |
121,398,569 |
MICHIGAN |
1,347,410,776 |
49,937,420 |
387,738,845 |
909,734,511 |
MINNESOTA |
477,367,932 |
28,794,233 |
229,498,670 |
219,075,029 |
MISSISSIPPI |
144,398,420 |
4,232,933 |
47,936,389 |
92,229,098 |
MISSOURI |
338,989,078 |
23,188,350 |
132,411,758 |
183,388,970 |
MONTANA |
40,751,932 |
2,686,316 |
19,660,842 |
18,404,774 |
NEBRASKA |
142,451,583 |
6,881,979 |
52,404,028 |
83,165,576 |
NEVADA |
79,309,062 |
4,104,074 |
9,419,113 |
65,785,875 |
NEW HAMPSHIRE |
71,390,460 |
6,331,389 |
29,540,359 |
35,518,712 |
NEW JERSEY |
679,194,346 |
33,036,275 |
218,554,811 |
427,603,260 |
NEW MEXICO |
39,542,994 |
4,867,663 |
19,156,147 |
15,519,184 |
NEW YORK |
1,101,981,677 |
126,271,193 |
443,493,497 |
532,216,987 |
NORTH CAROLINA |
395,597,968 |
21,714,898 |
225,857,814 |
148,025,256 |
NORTH DAKOTA |
41,828,314 |
1,491,140 |
12,754,926 |
27,582,248 |
OHIO |
1,411,208,969 |
52,362,970 |
184,258,108 |
1,174,587,891 |
OKLAHOMA |
107,182,337 |
11,587,595 |
72,104,391 |
23,490,351 |
OREGON |
248,205,633 |
22,940,519 |
117,104,710 |
108,160,404 |
PENNSYLVANIA |
1,167,422,477 |
57,354,522 |
290,790,327 |
819,277,628 |
PUERTO RICO |
182,840,956 |
2,333,234 |
4,708,139 |
175,799,583 |
RHODE ISLAND |
48,445,775 |
13,972,776 |
26,265,261 |
8,207,738 |
SOUTH CAROLINA |
188,234,179 |
8,114,829 |
24,475,614 |
155,643,736 |
SOUTH DAKOTA |
43,519,157 |
13,890,904 |
19,172,707 |
10,455,546 |
TENNESSEE |
248,195,435 |
23,009,828 |
104,366,452 |
120,819,155 |
TEXAS |
964,935,244 |
32,523,907 |
434,961,220 |
497,450,117 |
UTAH |
118,099,773 |
7,099,360 |
47,074,026 |
63,926,387 |
VERMONT |
38,738,022 |
7,598,886 |
20,288,867 |
10,850,269 |
VIRGIN ISLANDS |
7,533,124 |
811,966 |
0 |
6,721,158 |
VIRGINIA |
347,763,838 |
16,923,027 |
124,720,329 |
206,120,482 |
WASHINGTON |
548,674,852 |
35,172,033 |
265,202,995 |
248,299,824 |
WEST VIRGINIA |
120,349,180 |
12,903,233 |
31,823,664 |
75,622,283 |
WISCONSIN |
569,045,649 |
9,243,388 |
329,657,829 |
230,144,432 |
WYOMING |
41,896,246 |
186,244 |
22,490,703 |
19,219,298 |
TOTALS |
$ 17,854,271,522 |
$ 1,354,080,032 |
$ 6,845,580,055 |
$ 9,654,611,434 |
Source: Form OCSE34-A line 8 | ||||
Note: *Current Assistance includes IV-A and IV-E collections. **Illinois amount reported for former assistance was moved to never assistance category due to reporting requirements. No assumption is made regarding data reliability. | ||||
The data reported in this table and on table 15 can be used to compute the incentive collection base under CSPIA. | ||||
The formula for this calculation can be found in the appendix. | ||||
Table 1.5. ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENDITURES, FY 2000
ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENDITURES, FY 2000 | |
|---|---|
STATES | Administrative Expenditures |
ALABAMA |
$ 57,092,080 |
ALASKA |
21,504,796 |
ARIZONA |
60,566,506 |
ARKANSAS |
40,532,021 |
CALIFORNIA |
675,981,358 |
COLORADO |
63,147,019 |
CONNECTICUT |
55,368,897 |
DELAWARE |
18,724,440 |
DIST. OF COL. |
16,005,125 |
FLORIDA |
216,327,472 |
GEORGIA |
110,417,715 |
GUAM |
3,177,131 |
HAWAII |
16,440,967 |
IDAHO |
19,708,904 |
ILLINOIS |
158,739,966 |
INDIANA |
50,509,947 |
IOWA |
54,642,292 |
KANSAS |
51,219,331 |
KENTUCKY |
59,654,701 |
LOUISIANA |
46,501,951 |
MAINE |
19,891,875 |
MARYLAND |
109,816,813 |
MASSACHUSETTS |
95,727,805 |
MICHIGAN |
246,924,580 |
MINNESOTA |
120,238,329 |
MISSISSIPPI |
31,351,978 |
MISSOURI |
106,566,487 |
MONTANA |
13,356,202 |
NEBRASKA |
38,324,928 |
NEVADA |
41,050,965 |
NEW HAMPSHIRE |
16,004,941 |
NEW JERSEY |
156,961,031 |
NEW MEXICO |
33,642,649 |
NEW YORK |
239,933,915 |
NORTH CAROLINA |
111,574,925 |
NORTH DAKOTA |
9,746,769 |
OHIO |
301,987,183 |
OKLAHOMA |
42,613,621 |
OREGON |
49,500,340 |
PENNSYLVANIA |
199,449,743 |
PUERTO RICO |
30,057,676 |
RHODE ISLAND |
11,783,959 |
SOUTH CAROLINA |
39,295,587 |
SOUTH DAKOTA |
7,099,472 |
TENNESSEE |
55,776,197 |
TEXAS |
207,392,384 |
UTAH |
37,027,913 |
VERMONT |
10,313,647 |
VIRGIN ISLANDS |
5,330,740 |
VIRGINIA |
79,436,342 |
WASHINGTON |
129,378,306 |
WEST VIRGINIA |
31,163,641 |
WISCONSIN |
90,127,039 |
WYOMING |
10,660,549 |
TOTALS |
$ 4,525,771,150 |
Source: Form OCSE-396A line 9 (a+ c) | |
Table 1.6. ESTIMATED INCENTIVES, FY 2000
ESTIMATED INCENTIVES, FY 2000 | |
|---|---|
STATES | Estimated Incentive |
ALABAMA |
$ 3,676,000 |
ALASKA |
2,500,000 |
ARIZONA |
4,152,380 |
ARKANSAS |
1,906,935 |
CALIFORNIA |
69,363,381 |
COLORADO |
5,260,000 |
CONNECTICUT |
4,817,330 |
DELAWARE |
926,000 |
DIST. OF COL. |
302,500 |
FLORIDA |
13,876,900 |
GEORGIA |
9,002,000 |
GUAM |
100,000 |
HAWAII |
1,960,000 |
IDAHO |
926,483 |
ILLINOIS |
11,828,727 |
INDIANA |
2,548,287 |
IOWA |
5,056,000 |
KANSAS |
3,434,203 |
KENTUCKY |
6,348,000 |
LOUISIANA |
3,197,000 |
MAINE |
5,000,000 |
MARYLAND |
4,169,266 |
MASSACHUSETTS |
4,913,968 |
MICHIGAN |
19,631,000 |
MINNESOTA |
9,460,000 |
MISSISSIPPI |
2,235,626 |
MISSOURI |
6,371,920 |
MONTANA |
2,196,280 |
NEBRASKA |
2,085,000 |
NEVADA |
773,161 |
NEW HAMPSHIRE |
711,284 |
NEW JERSEY |
11,000,000 |
NEW MEXICO |
1,528,403 |
NEW YORK |
26,032,000 |
NORTH CAROLINA |
6,309,010 |
NORTH DAKOTA |
735,616 |
OHIO |
18,560,384 |
OKLAHOMA |
3,200,000 |
OREGON |
5,319,000 |
PENNSYLVANIA |
13,745,000 |
PUERTO RICO |
528,000 |
RHODE ISLAND |
2,955,750 |
SOUTH CAROLINA |
1,800,000 |
SOUTH DAKOTA |
2,634,000 |
TENNESSEE |
3,800,000 |
TEXAS |
14,260,500 |
UTAH |
2,021,687 |
VERMONT |
1,200,000 |
VIRGIN ISLANDS |
67,500 |
VIRGINIA |
7,427,200 |
WASHINGTON |
13,998,653 |
WEST VIRGINIA |
1,367,000 |
WISCONSIN |
5,000,000 |
WYOMING |
467,936 |
TOTALS |
$ 352,687,270 |
Source: Form OCSE-34A line 11. | |
Table 1.7. STATISTICAL PROGRAM STATUS, FY 2000
STATISTICAL PROGRAM STATUS, FY 2000 | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
STATES | Caseload | Cases with Orders | Orders Established | Cases with Collections | Total Number of Children |
ALABAMA |
305,234 |
172,224 |
20,110 |
107,547 |
302,382 |
ALASKA |
47,008 |
36,892 |
1,073 |
28,402 |
52,166 |
ARIZONA |
246,249 |
134,097 |
9,268 |
84,772 |
283,842 |
ARKANSAS |
150,455 |
100,993 |
3,370 |
69,477 |
174,797 |
CALIFORNIA |
2,028,851 |
1,400,875 |
170,233 |
797,793 |
2,388,343 |
COLORADO |
145,666 |
113,747 |
8,421 |
76,684 |
158,152 |
CONNECTICUT |
185,997 |
119,327 |
8,980 |
80,114 |
193,264 |
DELAWARE |
56,321 |
33,763 |
1,877 |
27,140 |
61,734 |
DIST. OF COL. |
127,890 |
33,509 |
1,157 |
15,650 |
115,087 |
FLORIDA |
784,293 |
372,210 |
61,652 |
305,078 |
932,052 |
GEORGIA |
695,986 |
300,576 |
3,940 |
182,781 |
581,501 |
GUAM |
55,757 |
5,714 |
718 |
3,349 |
19,102 |
HAWAII |
91,663 |
43,495 |
3,509 |
28,017 |
92,911 |
IDAHO |
72,439 |
56,057 |
4,303 |
39,663 |
79,766 |
ILLINOIS |
1,069,250 |
320,704 |
33,234 |
175,048 |
1,148,908 |
INDIANA |
475,175 |
244,849 |
90,304 |
141,194 |
459,952 |
IOWA |
165,474 |
142,144 |
10,632 |
117,942 |
230,803 |
KANSAS |
151,693 |
74,802 |
47,913 |
63,990 |
154,516 |
KENTUCKY |
303,888 |
196,734 |
8,262 |
112,505 |
395,772 |
LOUISIANA |
291,630 |
145,990 |
19,328 |
114,500 |
350,499 |
MAINE |
61,514 |
54,526 |
3,598 |
41,463 |
86,601 |
MARYLAND |
346,060 |
211,721 |
18,728 |
144,310 |
339,099 |
MASSACHUSETTS |
236,484 |
158,352 |
20,849 |
103,882 |
257,708 |
MICHIGAN |
1,013,166 |
714,138 |
34,130 |
476,416 |
1,007,452 |
MINNESOTA |
228,695 |
170,980 |
12,921 |
145,540 |
269,697 |
MISSISSIPPI |
265,846 |
130,682 |
16,522 |
96,260 |
326,036 |
MISSOURI |
371,810 |
274,548 |
17,393 |
155,895 |
524,520 |
MONTANA |
37,773 |
29,959 |
2,928 |
24,076 |
40,998 |
NEBRASKA |
96,656 |
72,446 |
4,943 |
55,098 |
108,831 |
NEVADA |
104,659 |
58,282 |
10,702 |
35,703 |
143,422 |
NEW HAMPSHIRE |
40,052 |
31,401 |
3,216 |
26,451 |
49,019 |
NEW JERSEY |
363,637 |
268,638 |
21,873 |
218,259 |
480,529 |
NEW MEXICO |
107,015 |
28,183 |
3,858 |
19,378 |
150,845 |
NEW YORK |
987,465 |
647,050 |
33,311 |
441,369 |
1,163,278 |
NORTH CAROLINA |
504,174 |
285,605 |
32,252 |
220,954 |
532,352 |
NORTH DAKOTA |
36,644 |
24,192 |
4,478 |
18,915 |
32,858 |
OHIO |
766,942 |
596,813 |
47,795 |
435,480 |
863,657 |
OKLAHOMA |
143,163 |
88,627 |
10,060 |
62,538 |
176,205 |
OREGON |
240,445 |
159,389 |
21,165 |
111,285 |
275,093 |
PENNSYLVANIA |
624,500 |
487,389 |
54,433 |
397,253 |
721,913 |
PUERTO RICO |
234,611 |
146,810 |
2,069 |
92,439 |
267,688 |
RHODE ISLAND |
62,964 |
32,084 |
2,092 |
20,270 |
66,623 |
SOUTH CAROLINA |
190,411 |
147,969 |
8,024 |
93,585 |
251,516 |
SOUTH DAKOTA |
30,530 |
25,039 |
3,097 |
21,300 |
23,632 |
TENNESSEE |
435,774 |
187,363 |
53,323 |
122,360 |
414,517 |
TEXAS |
1,058,180 |
590,232 |
74,131 |
303,686 |
1,298,459 |
UTAH |
80,528 |
64,016 |
8,989 |
55,686 |
98,901 |
VERMONT |
24,840 |
21,067 |
6,677 |
15,989 |
28,386 |
VIRGIN ISLANDS |
NA |
NA |
NA |
NA |
NA |
VIRGINIA |
391,851 |
265,869 |
31,996 |
181,736 |
400,061 |
WASHINGTON |
321,529 |
287,283 |
25,476 |
226,921 |
365,694 |
WEST VIRGINIA |
128,168 |
78,545 |
7,987 |
52,287 |
138,983 |
WISCONSIN |
352,626 |
269,970 |
65,533 |
223,967 |
333,762 |
WYOMING |
44,378 |
30,152 |
2,049 |
19,846 |
35,530 |
TOTALS |
17,384,009 |
10,688,022 |
1,174,882 |
7,232,243 |
19,449,414 |
Source: Form OCSE-157 | lines 1 & 3 | line 2 | line 17 | line 18 | line 4 |
Note: No assumption is made regarding data reliability. NA-not available. | |||||
Table 1.8. PATERNITY STATISTICS, FY 2000
PATERNITY STATISTICS, FY 2000 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
STATES | IV-D Paternity Established & Acknowledged | State In-Hospital and Other Paternities Acknowledged | Total |
ALABAMA |
6,689 |
NA |
6,689 |
ALASKA |
745 |
2,310 |
3,055 |
ARIZONA |
13,929 |
29,586 |
43,515 |
ARKANSAS |
2,324 |
738 |
3,062 |
CALIFORNIA |
204,661 |
101,847 |
306,508 |
COLORADO |
3,534 |
10,211 |
13,745 |
CONNECTICUT |
6,058 |
10,629 |
16,687 |
DELAWARE |
2,845 |
1,766 |
4,611 |
DIST. OF COL. |
3,520 |
4,343 |
7,863 |
FLORIDA |
48,966 |
49,038 |
98,004 |
GEORGIA |
22,467 |
NA |
22,467 |
GUAM |
1,199 |
686 |
1,885 |
HAWAII |
3,608 |
329 |
3,937 |
IDAHO |
3,526 |
2,545 |
6,071 |
ILLINOIS |
26,510 |
45,186 |
71,696 |
INDIANA |
25,921 |
NA |
25,921 |
IOWA |
3,776 |
6,785 |
10,561 |
KANSAS |
1,225 |
7,346 |
8,571 |
KENTUCKY |
10,940 |
5,060 |
16,000 |
LOUISIANA |
10,525 |
9,971 |
20,496 |
MAINE |
2,228 |
1,144 |
3,372 |
MARYLAND |
17,578 |
15,381 |
32,959 |
MASSACHUSETTS |
9,693 |
15,504 |
25,197 |
MICHIGAN |
15,727 |
34,151 |
49,878 |
MINNESOTA |
15,468 |
11,407 |
26,875 |
MISSISSIPPI |
19,420 |
NA |
19,420 |
MISSOURI |
15,194 |
16,686 |
31,880 |
MONTANA |
1,216 |
2,072 |
3,288 |
NEBRASKA |
2,126 |
3,760 |
5,886 |
NEVADA |
18,765 |
NA |
18,765 |
NEW HAMPSHIRE |
946 |
465 |
1,411 |
NEW JERSEY |
13,623 |
23,364 |
36,987 |
NEW MEXICO |
3,372 |
7,620 |
10,992 |
NEW YORK |
41,692 |
60,676 |
102,368 |
NORTH CAROLINA |
29,875 |
NA |
29,875 |
NORTH DAKOTA |
5,687 |
1,791 |
7,478 |
OHIO |
31,499 |
35,724 |
67,223 |
OKLAHOMA |
4,614 |
9,080 |
13,694 |
OREGON |
6,343 |
9,896 |
16,239 |
PENNSYLVANIA |
30,517 |
30,783 |
61,300 |
PUERTO RICO |
50 |
40 |
90 |
RHODE ISLAND |
3,747 |
NA |
3,747 |
SOUTH CAROLINA |
11,687 |
5,166 |
16,853 |
SOUTH DAKOTA |
724 |
2,240 |
2,964 |
TENNESSEE |
21,919 |
15,424 |
37,343 |
TEXAS |
74,482 |
52,458 |
126,940 |
UTAH |
2,478 |
5,391 |
7,869 |
VERMONT |
737 |
NA |
737 |
VIRGIN ISLANDS |
NA |
1,161 |
1,161 |
VIRGINIA |
15,588 |
19,498 |
35,086 |
WASHINGTON |
14,228 |
13,472 |
27,700 |
WEST VIRGINIA |
2,391 |
4,895 |
7,286 |
WISCONSIN |
29,429 |
NA |
29,429 |
WYOMING |
1,060 |
885 |
1,945 |
TOTALS |
867,071 |
688,510 |
1,555,581 |
Source: Form OCSE-157 | line 16 | line 10 |
|
Note: No assumption is made regarding data reliability. These are not paternity numbers that are used for incentive purposes. | |||
State paternity acknowledgements include an unknown number of acknowledgements for children in the IV-D caseload. | |||
NA-not available. | |||
Table 1.9. TOTAL DISTRIBUTED COLLECTIONS PER FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT, FY 2000
TOTAL DISTRIBUTED COLLECTIONS PER FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT, FY 2000 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
STATES | Total FTE Staff | Total Distributed Collections | Collections Per FTE |
ALABAMA |
697 |
$ 192,136,827 |
$ 275,663 |
ALASKA |
256 |
71,101,719 |
277,741 |
ARIZONA |
1,042 |
196,761,640 |
188,831 |
ARKANSAS |
637 |
120,493,465 |
189,158 |
CALIFORNIA |
8,936 |
2,059,472,938 |
230,469 |
COLORADO |
721 |
176,120,256 |
244,272 |
CONNECTICUT |
544 |
190,849,231 |
350,826 |
DELAWARE |
199 |
49,010,326 |
246,283 |
DIST. OF COL. |
NA |
35,029,816 |
NA |
FLORIDA |
3,383 |
648,007,202 |
191,548 |
GEORGIA |
1,382 |
361,895,069 |
261,863 |
GUAM |
42 |
7,701,905 |
183,379 |
HAWAII |
226 |
66,547,674 |
294,459 |
IDAHO |
190 |
75,069,124 |
395,101 |
ILLINOIS |
1,957 |
361,276,437 |
184,607 |
INDIANA |
862 |
366,155,285 |
424,774 |
IOWA |
588 |
218,721,976 |
371,976 |
KANSAS |
531 |
139,181,584 |
262,112 |
KENTUCKY |
1,070 |
226,432,656 |
211,619 |
LOUISIANA |
871 |
213,901,350 |
245,581 |
MAINE |
283 |
89,399,356 |
315,899 |
MARYLAND |
1,108 |
367,930,051 |
332,067 |
MASSACHUSETTS |
780 |
318,570,247 |
408,423 |
MICHIGAN |
2,645 |
1,347,410,776 |
509,418 |
MINNESOTA |
1,445 |
477,367,932 |
330,358 |
MISSISSIPPI |
540 |
144,398,420 |
267,404 |
MISSOURI |
1,307 |
338,989,078 |
259,364 |
MONTANA |
183 |
40,751,932 |
222,688 |
NEBRASKA |
383 |
142,451,583 |
371,936 |
NEVADA |
331 |
79,309,062 |
239,604 |
NEW HAMPSHIRE |
176 |
71,390,460 |
405,628 |
NEW JERSEY |
2,159 |
679,194,346 |
314,587 |
NEW MEXICO |
314 |
39,542,994 |
125,933 |
NEW YORK |
3,025 |
1,101,981,677 |
364,291 |
NORTH CAROLINA |
1,604 |
395,597,968 |
246,632 |
NORTH DAKOTA |
154 |
41,828,314 |
271,612 |
OHIO |
3,395 |
1,411,208,969 |
415,673 |
OKLAHOMA |
629 |
107,182,337 |
170,401 |
OREGON |
742 |
248,205,633 |
334,509 |
PENNSYLVANIA |
2,637 |
1,167,422,477 |
442,709 |
PUERTO RICO |
998 |
182,840,956 |
183,207 |
RHODE ISLAND |
147 |
48,445,775 |
329,563 |
SOUTH CAROLINA |
349 |
188,234,179 |
539,353 |
SOUTH DAKOTA |
97 |
43,519,157 |
448,651 |
TENNESSEE |
760 |
248,195,435 |
326,573 |
TEXAS |
2,547 |
964,935,244 |
378,852 |
UTAH |
554 |
118,099,773 |
213,176 |
VERMONT |
123 |
38,738,022 |
314,943 |
VIRGIN ISLANDS |
NA |
7,533,124 |
NA |
VIRGINIA |
1,062 |
347,763,838 |
327,461 |
WASHINGTON |
1,726 |
548,674,852 |
317,888 |
WEST VIRGINIA |
515 |
120,349,180 |
233,688 |
WISCONSIN |
1 1,039 |
569,045,649 |
547,686 |
WYOMING |
280 |
41,896,246 |
149,629 |
TOTALS |
58,171 |
$ 17,854,271,522 |
$ 306,927 |
Source: OCSE- 157 and 34A. Note: No assumption is made regarding data reliability. NA-not available. | |||
Table 1.10. TOTAL AMOUNT OF CURRENT SUPPORT DUE, FY 2000
TOTAL AMOUNT OF CURRENT SUPPORT DUE, FY 2000 | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
STATES | TOTAL | CURRENT ASSISTANCE | FORMER ASSISTANCE | NEVER ASSISTANCE |
ALABAMA |
$ 315,803,435 |
$ 23,520,792 |
$ 121,143,350 |
$ 171,139,293 |
ALASKA |
91,791,375 |
11,961,678 |
38,605,239 |
41,224,458 |
ARIZONA |
327,042,241 |
35,373,295 |
177,637,742 |
114,031,204 |
ARKANSAS |
183,343,862 |
19,461,240 |
64,362,492 |
99,520,130 |
CALIFORNIA |
2,564,798,942 |
702,594,573 |
1,177,527,529 |
684,676,840 |
COLORADO |
247,046,247 |
24,426,012 |
123,127,447 |
99,492,788 |
CONNECTICUT |
257,476,125 |
39,411,138 |
136,309,607 |
81,755,380 |
DELAWARE |
74,339,065 |
6,710,237 |
30,015,522 |
37,613,306 |
DIST. OF COL. |
74,224,648 |
13,344,978 |
18,768,455 |
42,111,215 |
FLORIDA |
960,260,634 |
55,001,718 |
544,957,465 |
360,301,451 |
GEORGIA |
590,436,601 |
62,839,909 |
265,711,295 |
261,885,397 |
GUAM |
13,566,591 |
2,411,307 |
4,607,957 |
6,547,327 |
HAWAII |
102,470,534 |
18,619,855 |
34,988,497 |
48,862,182 |
IDAHO |
109,728,992 |
8,035,932 |
41,962,206 |
59,730,854 |
ILLINOIS |
607,783,528 |
72,364,346 |
239,285,431 |
296,133,751 |
INDIANA |
570,997,933 |
3,679,099 |
182,993,619 |
384,325,215 |
IOWA |
282,498,570 |
46,488,489 |
146,502,021 |
89,508,060 |
KANSAS |
181,006,741 |
18,611,386 |
91,748,901 |
70,646,454 |
KENTUCKY |
342,580,307 |
41,744,163 |
101,484,951 |
199,351,193 |
LOUISIANA |
294,327,389 |
16,648,287 |
146,509,119 |
131,169,983 |
MAINE |
101,116,697 |
21,236,683 |
51,896,832 |
27,983,182 |
MARYLAND |
505,666,657 |
27,284,281 |
114,965,435 |
363,416,941 |
MASSACHUSETTS |
442,837,643 |
42,406,781 |
240,249,781 |
160,181,081 |
MICHIGAN |
1,345,790,062 |
75,009,547 |
429,647,542 |
841,132,973 |
MINNESOTA |
516,684,571 |
44,957,087 |
273,839,479 |
197,888,005 |
MISSISSIPPI |
218,291,486 |
22,210,021 |
73,844,375 |
122,237,090 |
MISSOURI |
533,721,523 |
76,566,293 |
192,196,493 |
264,958,737 |
MONTANA |
55,050,453 |
4,737,663 |
29,026,239 |
21,286,551 |
NEBRASKA |
166,282,212 |
12,247,576 |
66,148,527 |
87,886,109 |
NEVADA |
128,494,209 |
4,132,537 |
20,567,969 |
103,793,703 |
NEW HAMPSHIRE |
87,617,271 |
7,852,503 |
36,439,854 |
43,324,914 |
NEW JERSEY |
890,247,178 |
89,118,010 |
292,645,449 |
508,483,719 |
NEW MEXICO |
61,529,972 |
10,766,294 |
25,441,523 |
25,322,155 |
NEW YORK |
1,176,812,432 |
180,421,631 |
400,549,176 |
595,841,625 |
NORTH CAROLINA |
540,065,781 |
33,043,891 |
297,746,237 |
209,275,653 |
NORTH DAKOTA |
50,465,170 |
3,841,813 |
12,601,401 |
34,021,956 |
OHIO |
1,563,376,923 |
61,689,420 |
350,978,779 |
1,150,708,724 |
OKLAHOMA |
156,939,016 |
19,007,105 |
79,184,947 |
58,746,964 |
OREGON |
333,658,244 |
35,951,777 |
133,036,598 |
164,669,869 |
PENNSYLVANIA |
1,359,882,471 |
86,023,791 |
371,673,689 |
902,184,991 |
PUERTO RICO |
329,227,206 |
16,807,835 |
9,875,054 |
302,544,317 |
RHODE ISLAND |
64,911,717 |
19,352,640 |
32,327,001 |
13,232,076 |
SOUTH CAROLINA |
338,473,408 |
41,542,450 |
172,144,618 |
124,786,340 |
SOUTH DAKOTA |
49,683,344 |
3,564,620 |
22,897,526 |
23,221,198 |
TENNESSEE |
416,082,805 |
51,145,119 |
167,694,036 |
197,243,650 |
TEXAS |
1,205,524,758 |
111,797,130 |
524,298,342 |
569,429,286 |
UTAH |
148,635,257 |
17,104,466 |
73,853,452 |
57,677,339 |
VERMONT |
46,787,255 |
8,453,616 |
24,704,989 |
13,628,650 |
VIRGIN ISLANDS |
NA |
NA |
NA |
NA |
VIRGINIA |
511,215,650 |
29,162,416 |
161,356,479 |
320,696,755 |
WASHINGTON |
675,785,054 |
97,160,634 |
286,117,192 |
292,507,228 |
WEST VIRGINIA |
136,470,501 |
8,839,877 |
62,957,177 |
64,673,447 |
WISCONSIN |
597,798,701 |
17,167,760 |
339,558,588 |
241,072,353 |
WYOMING |
53,823,059 |
2,476,127 |
25,340,437 |
26,006,495 |
TOTALS |
$ 23,000,472,446 |
$ 2,506,327,828 |
$ 9,084,054,061 |
$ 11,410,090,557 |
Source: Form OCSE 157 Line 24. Note: No assumption is made regarding data reliability. NA-not available. | ||||
Table 1.11. TOTAL AMOUNT OF SUPPORT COLLECTED AND DISTRIBUTED AS CURRENT SUPPORT, FY 2000
TOTAL AMOUNT OF SUPPORT COLLECTED AND DISTRIBUTED AS CURRENT SUPPORT, FY 2000 | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
STATES | TOTAL | CURRENT ASSISTANCE | FORMER ASSISTANCE | NEVER ASSISTANCE |
ALABAMA |
$ 110,998,934 |
$ 4,307,305 |
$ 38,685,453 |
$ 68,006,176 |
ALASKA |
45,147,440 |
3,739,016 |
16,599,493 |
24,808,931 |
ARIZONA |
146,025,214 |
9,955,116 |
80,551,305 |
55,518,793 |
ARKANSAS |
86,889,715 |
6,260,047 |
27,587,090 |
53,042,578 |
CALIFORNIA |
1,026,426,644 |
179,697,000 |
475,154,434 |
371,575,210 |
COLORADO |
125,300,539 |
9,013,555 |
61,966,024 |
54,320,960 |
CONNECTICUT |
137,691,835 |
13,302,414 |
70,680,477 |
53,708,944 |
DELAWARE |
43,254,771 |
1,915,831 |
16,043,278 |
25,295,662 |
DIST. OF COL. |
32,921,023 |
3,905,949 |
8,004,476 |
21,010,598 |
FLORIDA |
479,006,912 |
14,470,630 |
264,912,302 |
199,623,980 |
GEORGIA |
280,543,110 |
19,478,531 |
123,600,981 |
137,463,598 |
GUAM |
5,424,903 |
668,600 |
1,539,173 |
3,217,130 |
HAWAII |
51,176,537 |
5,018,378 |
15,543,846 |
30,614,313 |
IDAHO |
57,802,180 |
2,758,580 |
20,696,266 |
34,347,334 |
ILLINOIS |
221,719,083 |
15,911,422 |
78,013,803 |
127,793,858 |
INDIANA |
267,306,713 |
8,360,871 |
72,664,947 |
186,280,895 |
IOWA |
176,185,142 |
14,095,125 |
97,405,062 |
64,684,955 |
KANSAS |
87,196,238 |
5,275,347 |
42,565,311 |
39,355,580 |
KENTUCKY |
174,405,009 |
10,469,817 |
53,193,566 |
110,741,626 |
LOUISIANA |
154,197,489 |
3,956,280 |
72,143,234 |
78,097,975 |
MAINE |
57,939,190 |
9,955,013 |
29,907,929 |
18,076,248 |
MARYLAND |
295,937,323 |
8,455,262 |
53,868,375 |
233,613,686 |
MASSACHUSETTS |
260,055,126 |
17,573,265 |
134,711,454 |
107,770,407 |
MICHIGAN |
904,977,474 |
20,410,461 |
237,569,908 |
646,997,105 |
MINNESOTA |
352,625,419 |
18,162,440 |
178,255,512 |
156,207,467 |
MISSISSIPPI |
107,196,127 |
7,853,152 |
33,583,543 |
65,759,432 |
MISSOURI |
255,263,814 |
18,905,065 |
84,684,650 |
151,674,099 |
MONTANA |
31,269,401 |
1,812,518 |
15,051,430 |
14,405,453 |
NEBRASKA |
100,809,635 |
4,104,298 |
35,237,305 |
61,468,032 |
NEVADA |
63,817,527 |
791,774 |
5,774,417 |
57,251,336 |
NEW HAMPSHIRE |
56,976,220 |
3,350,015 |
23,024,113 |
30,602,092 |
NEW JERSEY |
562,119,293 |
29,354,631 |
156,219,896 |
376,544,766 |
NEW MEXICO |
24,832,871 |
2,630,118 |
10,929,625 |
11,273,128 |
NEW YORK |
866,553,593 |
96,471,196 |
321,199,533 |
448,882,864 |
NORTH CAROLINA |
319,782,063 |
11,155,853 |
170,553,067 |
138,073,143 |
NORTH DAKOTA |
33,876,771 |
1,765,029 |
8,022,735 |
24,089,007 |
OHIO |
1,038,132,522 |
17,502,677 |
159,572,715 |
861,057,130 |
OKLAHOMA |
69,562,705 |
4,757,979 |
34,140,623 |
30,664,103 |
OREGON |
199,023,600 |
13,631,024 |
68,879,894 |
116,512,682 |
PENNSYLVANIA |
905,320,844 |
29,283,910 |
219,772,577 |
656,264,357 |
PUERTO RICO |
147,733,766 |
3,063,853 |
3,925,761 |
140,744,152 |
RHODE ISLAND |
34,857,071 |
10,237,407 |
17,692,945 |
6,926,719 |
SOUTH CAROLINA |
128,017,485 |
12,226,755 |
65,791,906 |
49,998,824 |
SOUTH DAKOTA |
33,618,651 |
1,525,794 |
14,914,512 |
17,178,345 |
TENNESSEE |
186,879,977 |
12,180,479 |
73,118,126 |
101,581,372 |
TEXAS |
784,830,275 |
39,010,309 |
304,435,272 |
441,384,694 |
UTAH |
82,474,624 |
5,781,354 |
39,057,700 |
37,635,570 |
VERMONT |
30,693,608 |
4,508,857 |
16,571,834 |
9,612,917 |
VIRGIN ISLANDS |
NA |
NA |
NA |
NA |
VIRGINIA |
288,857,635 |
7,993,499 |
80,368,759 |
200,495,377 |
WASHINGTON |
407,400,303 |
30,414,305 |
164,278,913 |
212,707,085 |
WEST VIRGINIA |
85,206,865 |
2,670,348 |
35,793,674 |
46,742,843 |
WISCONSIN |
458,128,784 |
9,003,243 |
242,215,781 |
206,909,760 |
WYOMING |
30,040,852 |
1,089,777 |
13,207,333 |
15,743,742 |
TOTALS |
$ 12,914,430,845 |
$ 790,191,474 |
$ 4,689,882,338 |
$ 7,434,357,033 |
Source: Form OCSE-157 Line 25. Note: No assumption is made regarding data reliability. NA-not available. | ||||
Table 1.12. TOTAL AMOUNT OF ARREARAGES DUE, FY 2000
TOTAL AMOUNT OF ARREARAGES DUE, FY 2000 | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
STATES | TOTAL | CURRENT ASSISTANCE | FORMER ASSISTANCE | NEVER ASSISTANCE |
ALABAMA |
$ 947,064,143 |
$ 119,067,336 |
$ 457,394,242 |
$ 370,602,565 |
ALASKA |
569,271,785 |
86,084,273 |
331,800,994 |
151,386,518 |
ARIZONA |
1,525,819,973 |
203,029,330 |
816,226,814 |
506,563,829 |
ARKANSAS |
661,082,372 |
90,424,172 |
239,274,545 |
331,383,655 |
CALIFORNIA |
15,773,984,622 |
3,241,094,801 |
9,801,921,660 |
2,730,968,161 |
COLORADO |
1,198,413,411 |
592,401,733 |
289,636,034 |
316,375,644 |
CONNECTICUT |
1,328,183,511 |
172,080,654 |
955,978,018 |
200,124,839 |
DELAWARE |
205,407,475 |
23,726,415 |
121,972,817 |
59,708,243 |
DIST. OF COL. |
321,920,123 |
66,434,395 |
94,186,619 |
161,299,109 |
FLORIDA |
3,081,404,303 |
220,906,138 |
1,909,006,547 |
951,491,618 |
GEORGIA |
2,222,153,246 |
339,478,541 |
1,036,310,459 |
846,364,246 |
GUAM |
60,485,259 |
13,947,252 |
25,587,561 |
20,950,446 |
HAWAII |
436,741,780 |
124,505,629 |
169,641,337 |
142,594,814 |
IDAHO |
321,155,275 |
27,519,997 |
187,666,003 |
105,969,275 |
ILLINOIS |
2,372,520,354 |
308,143,205 |
929,829,639 |
1,134,547,510 |
INDIANA |
1,222,641,177 |
253,320,909 |
340,360,604 |
628,959,664 |
IOWA |
1,033,544,530 |
129,569,911 |
732,662,860 |
171,311,759 |
KANSAS |
601,748,126 |
86,211,701 |
351,555,710 |
163,980,715 |
KENTUCKY |
981,525,202 |
158,327,701 |
332,434,900 |
490,762,601 |
LOUISIANA |
647,052,191 |
52,899,297 |
370,611,481 |
223,541,413 |
MAINE |
483,599,793 |
94,313,617 |
300,120,799 |
89,165,377 |
MARYLAND |
1,302,632,235 |
112,049,226 |
388,433,705 |
802,149,304 |
MASSACHUSETTS |
1,425,170,466 |
203,583,198 |
882,811,880 |
338,775,388 |
MICHIGAN |
6,271,633,171 |
681,887,938 |
4,291,936,849 |
1,297,808,384 |
MINNESOTA |
1,004,649,515 |
184,832,766 |
667,720,709 |
152,096,040 |
MISSISSIPPI |
592,091,092 |
71,639,877 |
259,120,384 |
261,330,831 |
MISSOURI |
1,876,483,050 |
280,563,480 |
899,225,223 |
696,694,347 |
MONTANA |
181,590,137 |
17,473,374 |
112,868,728 |
51,248,035 |
NEBRASKA |
455,124,456 |
39,502,733 |
257,926,224 |
157,695,499 |
NEVADA |
641,849,978 |
17,816,548 |
170,972,652 |
453,060,778 |
NEW HAMPSHIRE |
185,868,386 |
22,472,473 |
88,135,727 |
75,260,186 |
NEW JERSEY |
1,920,548,280 |
254,728,342 |
1,051,166,169 |
614,653,769 |
NEW MEXICO |
411,385,785 |
86,129,690 |
189,658,478 |
135,597,617 |
NEW YORK |
3,088,027,428 |
647,065,483 |
1,855,464,692 |
585,497,253 |
NORTH CAROLINA |
1,359,356,445 |
112,891,013 |
852,837,444 |
393,627,988 |
NORTH DAKOTA |
148,099,442 |
13,442,396 |
88,926,595 |
45,730,451 |
OHIO |
2,643,298,362 |
270,937,509 |
1,379,000,902 |
993,359,951 |
OKLAHOMA |
741,396,303 |
114,820,497 |
423,386,949 |
203,188,857 |