FY 2005 Annual Report to Congress

It is a pleasure for me to offer this 26^th Annual Report to the Congress on the Child Support Enforcement (CSE) Program. The report highlights the operation and accomplishments of the Program for fiscal year (FY) 2005.

The CSE Program continues to make progress toward ensuring that child support payments are a reliable source of income for children and families. In September 2005, the program hosted its 15^th National Child Support Enforcement Training Conference, marking 30 years since the program’s inception. We are pleased with the progress and accomplishments over this period and look forward to continued progress in the future.

Our commitment to dependent children in the child support caseload continues to strengthen through the development and implementation of new and improved methods and measures to hold their parents accountable for their support. We look forward to continued partnership with States, jurisdictions, Tribes, and other partners who share the mutual goal of improving the well-being and support of children.

Michael O. Leavitt

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BACKGROUND

The Office of Child Support Enforcement (OCSE) is part of the Administration for Children and Families (ACF) within the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS). The mission of ACF is to promote the economic and social well-being of children, families, youths, and communities.

The Child Support Enforcement (CSE) Program, which is a Federal/State/Tribal/local partnership that operates under Title IV-D of the Social Security Act, functions in all States and territories through State/county Social Services Departments, Attorney General Offices, or Departments of Revenue. Its purpose is to ensure that assistance in obtaining support, including financial support of both parents and medical support, is available to children by locating parents, establishing paternity and support obligations, monitoring and enforcing obligations, and collecting and distributing child support collections.

Child support services are available to any custodial or noncustodial parent or any other person with custody of a child who has a parent living outside of the home, and these services are automatically available to families receiving assistance under the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) Program, the Medicaid Program, and the

Title IV-E Foster Care Program. Families seeking government child support services who are not recipients of aid under the public assistance programs may apply for child support services through their State, local, or Tribal agency running the program.

Child support collected on behalf of families receiving TANF is used to reimburse the State and Federal governments for TANF payments made to the families. The collections in excess of the amount needed to repay the government for public assistance payments are sent to TANF and former TANF families. Child support payments that are collected on behalf of families never on TANF are passed in full to these families, which have only received child support payments and no other aid under public assistance programs.

Even though the child support mission has remained the same since its inception—locate noncustodial parents, establish paternities, and establish and enforce support obligations by obtaining support from noncustodial parents—the program has shifted its primary focus from reimbursing the government’s welfare program to maximizing the amount of support passed on to the family, and continuing to pursue new opportunities to improve the program’s effectiveness.

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INTRODUCTION

In FY 2005, the CSE Program continued to demonstrate a firm commitment to the financial and emotional well-being of dependent children through strong enforcement of the financial obligations owed by their noncustodial parents.  This commitment included expanded efforts to enforce parental obligations in medical support and in Tribal and international cases. Accordingly, in spite of a slight decrease in the child support caseload during FY 2005, $23 billion in child support payments was collected, and distributed, an increase of 5 percent from FY 2004; 1.6 million paternities were established or acknowledged, an increase of 2 percent from 2004; and 1.2 million new child support orders were established in FY 2005, the same as in FY 2004.

Furthermore, OCSE also formulated a plan to update the goals and objectives of the National Child Support Enforcement Strategic Plan for 2005—2009 that reflects the growth and maturation of the CSE Program into a family-first program. For more details regarding this Plan, see the National OCSE Strategic Plan section of this report.

The following sections provide more specific details on the activities and accomplishments achieved in the Child Support Enforcement Program during FY 2005.

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AUTOMATION

Automation is critical to the operation and success of the CSE Program. Without a comprehensive, reliable, flexible, and secure system, case workers in the States would not have the means to efficiently locate noncustodial parents who are delinquent in child support payments or to increase collections when circumstances warrant. At the Federal level, in 1996, CSE was charged with the responsibility of developing the initial Federal Parent Locator Service (FPLS) and expanding it to include new systems used by the States to address new requirements. Today, the FPLS includes several mission-critical systems supporting OCSE business processes and one state-to-state communications network.

There are five specific FPLS systems that support OCSE in achieving its goals:

National Directory of New Hires (NDNH) contains approximately 1.36 billion individual records of employment and unemployment claimant information from 54 States and territories and all Federal agencies. This claimant information is used to locate child support case participants and verify their employment, and to facilitate collection of monetary support through income withholding, medical support enforcement, and enrollment in health care coverage.

Federal Case Registry (FCR) contains child support case and participant information from 54 States and territories. At the end of FY 2005, the FCR contained over 18 million cases and included participant information on over 42 million individuals.

Intergovernmental Referral Guide (IRG) provides child support case processing procedures and information from each of the 54 State and territorial jurisdictions to increase the efficiency of interstate case processing.

Child Support Enforcement Network (CSENet) is the application that supports transmission of interstate transactions over a private, closed network; this network supports processing of case requests from one State to another State, and the submission of electronic income withholding orders (IWOs) by States directly to the Department of Defense (DOD), the largest single employer in the United States.

Federal Offset System contains data certified by States regarding the amount of past-due child support owed by noncustodial parents. The Offset System interfaces with: (1) Department of Treasury’s Financial Management Service (FMS) to offset tax refunds and other Federal payments up to the amount certified by State CSE agencies; (2) Department of State to deny issuance of passports to delinquent obligors; and (3) over 4,500 multistate financial institutions to identify and levy assets to collect past-due child support.

Support of OCSE, ACF and HHS Goals

The FPLS fully supports the achievement of many HHS and ACF strategic goals and objectives.  It provides critical support in the achievement of OCSE strategic goals, and is critical to the mission of the Child Support Enforcement Program. Specifically, it supports the goals of OCSE, ACF, and HHS through:

• Providing NDNH data to assess eligibility for prescription drug benefits in support of the Secretary’s Priority 1, implementing the Medicare Modernization Act, and the Secretary’s vision to modernize Medicare and Medicaid as outlined in his 500-Day Plan;
• Locating noncustodial parents (NCPs) and their assets to identify, establish, modify, and enforce child support orders, employment, and assets held by multi-state financial institutions; and promoting self-sufficiency­ in support of the vision to protect life, family, and human dignity as outlined in the Secretary’s 500-Day Plan;
• Comparing information in the FCR with information in the NDNH and information in the FCR with information maintained by Department of Defense’s  Defense Manpower Data Center (DMDC), and analyzing the feasibility of matching the database of these systems to provide States with information about potential health coverage available to children receiving IV-D services in support of HHS and ACF goals;
• Transmitting locate requests to external agencies; conducting matches between FCR and NDNH data; identifying the location, income, and assets of parents; and facilitating state-to-state communication via CSENet and the Query Interstate Cases for Kids (QUICK) interstate pilot project to promote parental responsibility and expedite the establishment of paternity and the collection and enforcement of child support in support of OCSE, HHS, and ACF goals; and
• Comparing information in the NDNH, in the case of the Earned Income Tax Credit, with information maintained by authorized Federal and State agencies to prevent and recoup erroneous payments in public assistance and benefits programs and to collect debts owed to the Federal Government.

Outcomes Attributed to the FPLS

The FPLS plays a crucial role in helping the Administration for Children and Families’ Office of Child Support Enforcement to fulfill its mission in assisting States to secure the financial support upon which millions of our nation’s children depend.  The FPLS enables OCSE and State CSE agencies to locate parents who have financial obligations and to quickly collect and “move” money to children who depend on parental financial support for food, shelter, education, medical care, and other needs. In addition, the FPLS data are used across Federal and State agencies to reduce erroneous payments and overall program costs in public assistance and benefit programs.

To quantify the effectiveness of these tools and States’ use of them to collect interstate child support, OCSE’s Economic Analysis Team conducted studies of the benefits of NDNH W-4 data in 15 States. The studies used a random sample of noncustodial parents’ matches resulting from new hire information submitted to the NDNH that were returned to the States under study in FY 2005. The results of each study were reported to each individual State and compiled to project national numbers. These studies found that:

• Thirty-three percent of the sample NDNH new hire matches that had child support orders in place resulted in the issuance of an IWO directly from a State CSE agency to an employer;
• Forty percent of those IWOs resulted in a collection directly attributable to the NDNH-FCR new hire match; and
• The median monthly child support payment in these cases was $242.

It is estimated that over $115 million is collected annually in these 15 States due to these matches. By projecting the above results nationally, an estimated $440 million in additional child support would be collected annually due to matching applicable databases.¹

During tax year 2005, a total of 7.2 million child support cases with arrearages of $83.1 billion were certified for Federal tax and administrative offset. The Federal Offset Program collected $1.6 billion in delinquent child support by offsetting tax refunds and other administrative payments to delinquent child support obligors.  Of this total, approximately 45 percent was targeted for reimbursement of TANF payments; the remaining 55 percent was collected for non-public assistance child support debt.

The State Department is currently denying over 80 passports per day through the Passport Denial Program, resulting in $15.9 million in lump sum payments during FY 2005. 

During FY 2005, account matches for over 1 million obligors identified through the Multistate Financial Institution Data Match were returned to States each quarter.  States reported $116.6 million in collections as a result of these matches.  Since the program began in FY 1999, cumulative collections total approximately $339 million and may include some in-State collections.

Over 10.1 million interstate transactions occurred in FY 2005 through the Child Support Enforcement Network (CSENet).

In addition, the FPLS has generated savings to other Federal agencies by providing data, as authorized by statute, to help them prevent and recoup erroneous payments in public assistance and benefits programs in keeping with the CSE mission. FPLS data acquired in such intergovernmental data-sharing initiatives resulted in estimated annual savings totaling over $2.4 billion. Specific details on these savings are available in the President’s Management Agenda section.

Federal Parent Locator Service Continuing Service Improvement Project

The vision for the FPLS Continuous Service Improvement (CSI) Project is to create dynamic, integrated information systems that connect people and processes to serve children, families, and the general public.

The FPLS CSI project increases and enhances the ability of State CSE agencies to promote the Child Support Enforcement Program mission and supporting goals/ objectives by providing: improved access to locate sources; greater support for enforcement of support obligations at the Federal level; and an efficient and effective means of communication between States and Federal agencies.

In addition, FPLS CSI activities must continue to reduce the burden on private and public data providers by eliminating the cost and resources involved in the requirement for multiple submissions.   Ensuring FPLS data are available for cross-Federal agency purposes reduces redundant investments in Federal Information Technology (IT) resources and provides a single source of data for multiple purposes.

FPLS CSI not only addresses IT architecture issues, it also encompasses an analysis of business processes. Specifically, the FPLS CSI effort includes support for new legislative proposals. It creates greater efficiencies in processing, including support for more rapid information responses/updates and collection distributions. Furthermore, the FPLS CSI effort examines the use of common data stored across systems and develops streamlined capabilities for Federal interagency data exchange. Also under consideration will be an improved system of integration with State CSE systems to improve business workflow and increase security and auditing capabilities. OCSE has defined both programmatic and technical objectives for the CSI effort.

CSI Program Objectives. The CSI program objectives are designed to greatly assist OCSE to meet the long-range strategic plan for the CSE Program by:

• Facilitating better communication between jurisdictions in order to improve the management and processing of cases that involve multiple States;
• Increasing collection of arrears from noncompliant noncustodial parents by providing States additional standardized and centralized mechanisms to access enforcement remedies at the Federal level, as mandated in legislation;
• Increasing collection of arrears from noncompliant noncustodial parents by providing States additional standardized and centralized mechanisms to access enforcement remedies at the Federal level, as mandated in legislation;
• Providing greater efficiencies in case processing by providing enhanced locate activities and sources, and enhanced “just-in-time” access to appropriate State and Federal data; and
• Being more proactive in the location of persons owing child support by improving the quantity and quality of the data provided to States.

CSI Technical Objectives. OCSE has identified the following technical objectives of the FPLS CSI project to develop an integrated technical infrastructure that leverages new technologies and approaches:

• Allow easier access to FPLS data.
• Allow for expanding FPLS data.
• Improve/add advanced analytical processing capabilities.
• Streamline capabilities for Federal interagency data exchange.
• Provide more rapid information responses and updates.
• Improve integration with State CSE systems.
• Provide a higher quality of data.
• Support more flexible data exchanges, online access, and emerging industry wide standards.
• Reduce the time required and cost of system modifications at both the State and Federal levels.
• Improve data exchange methods between States.
• Strengthen functional services in order to support emerging business requirements.

FPLS CSI allows OCSE to more effectively manage its IT costs and associated risks by reducing development time and maintenance costs and using more flexible and expandable data exchange capabilities. It also provides for improved program performance through the efficient and effective use of newer technologies and industry wide standards. FPLS CSI continues to evaluate and improve the CSE Program business processes and the functionality of the FPLS that supports these processes.

President’s Management Agenda

OCSE provides strong support to the objectives outlined in the President’s Management Agenda. This support is reflected both in strategic goals and objectives developed by OCSE in its National Child Support Enforcement Strategic Plan 2005—2009, and in tangible results demonstrated within the program and the FPLS, as outlined below:

Improved Financial Performance. The FPLS supports this Government wide initiative, generating more than $3 billion in savings by: (1) providing NDNH match results to State and Federal programs to help them prevent and recoup improper payments in public assistance and benefits programs; (2) collecting debt owed to the Government; and (3) facilitating compliance with the Improper Payments Information Act, OMB Memorandum 03-13, and agencies’ preparation of their Performance and Accountability Reports.   Use of the results of NDNH cross-matching facilitates the level of Federal-State coordination essential to the reporting of national improper payment estimates on Federal programs.

Currently, comparisons between FPLS data and data maintained by Federal and State programs improve the financial performance of Federal agencies as follows:

• Higher Education Loan and Grant Collections — More than $2.06 billion was collected in FY 2005 by the Department of Education from student loan defaulters due to matches against data maintained in the FPLS’ National Directory of New Hires (based on information reported to OCSE by the Department of Education). These matches also support the President’s Management Agenda program-specific initiative Elimination of Fraud and Error in Student Aid Programs and Deficiencies in Financial Management.
• Increased Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) Collections — $713 million in tax refunds were frozen by the IRS on the basis of combined data from the FCR and SSA and analysis of EITC claims by 269,000 taxpayers for tax year 2005, the most recent year for which data is available (based on information reported to OCSE by IRS’s EITC Department).
• Supplemental Security Income (SSI) Payment Corrections — Recovered and prevented benefits overpayments of approximately $403 million with a benefit-to-cost ratio of 11.4 to 1 (based upon SSA analysis conducted every 3 years).
• Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) — A pilot project overseen by OCSE and the Office of Family Assistance compared data in the FPLS’ NDNH and TANF data maintained by the District of Columbia’s Income Maintenance Administration. The pilot resulted in the identification and verification of 5,331 TANF recipients who were employed but did not report, or underreported, earnings, as required as a condition of TANF eligibility. Independent verification of the results of the data comparison resulted in case actions generating annualized savings of over $10.5 million.  Recognizing the efficacy of this match, the District of Columbia will become a regular TANF match partner. OCSE and ACF’s Office of Family Assistance are currently working with State TANF agencies that opt to participate in data matches with the NDNH. It is anticipated that matching will produce results comparable to results from the District of Columbia’s pilot match described above, adjusted for caseload and geographic considerations. Matching began in July 2005.

Public Housing/Rental Assistance — In a matching program that will also support the President’s Management Agenda program-specific ­initiative Management and Performance: Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), OCSE is currently working with HUD to conduct matches against NDNH data for the purpose of determining eligibility for certain housing assistance programs. Based on FY 2003 figures, the most recent year for which data are available, HUD paid an estimated $191 million in erroneous subsidies due to intentional tenant underreporting of income. This matching program will allow HUD to avoid significant levels of improper payments by providing an automated, central source of independent data to authorized HUD program administrators to determine the accuracy of tenant-reported and employer-verified income.

Expanded Electronic Government —The FPLS supports this goal by fully implementing e-government solutions to streamline government-to-government, government-to-business, and citizen-to-government communications.

Government-to-Government —The FPLS streamlines government-to-government communication in the following ways:

• Electronic Transmission of Child Support through the E-Payroll Initiative. OCSE participates in the standardization and consolidation of the Federal civilian payroll services to promote the electronic transmission of child support payments owed by Federal employees from the payroll center to State CSE programs.
• Identification of Health Coverage for Children.  OCSE has implemented a nationwide match with the Defense Manpower Data Center (DMDC) to identify children in IV-D child support cases who are currently enrolled, or eligible for enrollment in its Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System (DEERS)/Tricare.  This nationwide match followed a successful pilot conducted by OCSE between the child support cases from Ohio, New York, and DMDC.
  A total of 376,410 matches were made on children registered on the FCR with the medical records maintained by DMDC in DEERS.  The match identified 230,087 children already enrolled in DEERS, as well as 95,488 children eligible for enrollment by virtue of one or both of the parents being in the military and, therefore, capable of sponsoring the child.  This latter group constitutes probable referrals to DoD’s RAPIDS Center since the children were not currently enrolled.  The match also identified 50,835 children who were previously enrolled in DEERS, but whose coverage had terminated.  Dates of medical coverage were provided. Per policy instructions provided to State CSE agencies, use of the DMDC match eliminates the need for sending the National Medical Support Notice (NMSN) to DMDC.  Projected cost savings to States are $1to $10 per NMSN.
• Real-Time Electronic Access to Child Support Payment Data. OCSE, State CSE programs, and other stakeholders are collaborating on a pilot project, Query Interstate Cases for Kids (QUICK), designed to efficiently provide authorized child support personnel in one State with real-time access to financial and case information in another State for purposes of processing the case and providing customer service to parents receiving child support services.
• Electronic Reporting of New Hires and Wage Data by Federal Agencies. Federal law requires Federal employers to report newly hired employees and the quarterly wages of their employees to the NDNH, (42 U.S.C. 653(n) and 653A(b)). The FPLS investment provides Federal employers with an electronic option to comply with the reporting requirement.
• Electronic Transmission of Data via CONNECT: Direct. Data is transmitted electronically via SSA’s CONNECT: Direct between the FPLS and the State Directories of New Hires and State CSE agencies, including their State Case Registries. This reduces redundancies in IT investments for both the State and Federal Governments while ensuring the security of the data.
• E-Training for State and Local Child Support Personnel. OCSE has developed a training tool using Web-streaming technology to provide State and local child support managers and case workers with information about “Making the Most of the FPLS.” A second Web-streaming tool on CSENet functionality has been developed and will be available soon.

Government-to-Business — The FPLS streamlines government—to—business communication in the following ways:

• Electronic Income Withholding Order. OCSE has implemented an electronic income withholding pilot. A workgroup consisting of representatives from States and employers designed and developed the layouts, workflow, and business rules for the exchange of income-withholding orders and related communications. The layouts were completed in March 2005 and the pilot was initiated when the first State and employer began communications on June 26, 2005. OCSE is now developing plans for the national implementation of the electronic income-withholding process.
• Electronic Registration for Multistate Employers. The FPLS investment allows an employer conducting business in more than one State to comply with Federal law by designating, and registering electronically with the FPLS, the single State to which the employer will report data on newly hired employees, 42 U.S.C. 653A(b)(1)(B) and 653(i)(4). This electronic option provides employers with a one-stop point of service and eliminates a need to report information to multiple States.
• Government-to-Citizens — The FPLS streamlines government-to-citizen communication by implementing a redesign of the FPLS section of the OCSE Web site to make it easier for parents and other individuals to access information about the Child Support Enforcement Program.

Federal Oversight and Funding of State Automation Programs

During FY 2005, OCSE certified two additional State systems, New York and New Jersey, bringing the total to 52 States and territories that have systems that meet the automation requirements of both the Family Support Act of 1988 and the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996. OCSE continued to provide technical assistance, independent validation, and verification quarterly reviews of the two remaining States, California and South Carolina.

Because the majority of States and territories now have certified systems that meet certain minimum functional objectives, in FY 2005 OCSE changed its focus from system certification reviews to providing guidance and technical assistance to encourage States to increase the level of automation in their statewide CSE systems. OCSE continues to encourage States to increase their levels of automation. For example, in FY 2005, OCSE continued the development of a series of guidance documents related to the level of automation in statewide CSE systems. Specifically, OCSE began on-site case studies of a number of States with best practices in electronic document management or imaging as well as encouraging interfaces with State vital records agencies to improve data exchange for paternity establishment.

In FY 2005, OCSE also provided technical assistance to Tribal grantees. OCSE issued Action Transmittal 05-02 that provided policy guidance related to Tribal automation. This guidance document included a definition of office automation that was permitted for the Tribal grantees. In addition, OCSE continued to work closely with the Tribal IV-D grantees on the requirements and general design of a model Tribal system.

In addition, in FY 2005, OCSE continued to work closely with other Federal agencies, including the Department of Agriculture (Food Stamps), Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (Medicaid), and programs in the Administration for Children and Families (TANF and Child Welfare programs) to continue cooperative work on State systems regulations and guidance. Guidance documents from this multi-program workgroup included Information Memorandum (IM) 05-04, Use of Enterprise Level Commercial-Off-the-Shelf Software in Automated Human Services; IM 05-03, Checklist for States and Territories Use in Requesting Exemptions for Prior Approval; and IM-05-02, Information Systems Guidance on Use of Master IT Contracts.

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TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE

Overview

OCSE works in partnership with the Federal/State Training and Technical Assistance Work Groups, ACF Regional Offices, other ACF components, and national organizations to provide training and technical assistance to the child support community.  In FY 2005, technical assistance and training were provided in the variety of key operational areas listed below:

Collaboration

Collaboration Seminar Project

The passage of laws such as the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act (PRWORA), the Child Support Performance and Incentive Act (CSPIA), and the Workforce Investment Act (WIA) produced an environment in which programs need to work in tandem to increase economic prospects for families and help them achieve self-sufficiency.

The Administration for Children and Families’ Offices of Child Support Enforcement and Family Assistance (OFA), and the Department of Labor’s Employment and Training Administration (ETA), along with a focus group of State and local-level administrators and managers from each of the three systems, partnered to develop a seminar curriculum on collaboration for State, local, and regional managers from three interacting systems to encourage closer collaboration.

The result was “Better Outcomes Through Collaboration,” a 10-hour seminar for office staff and/or regional managers from the three systems. Its purpose is to improve program and client outcomes through interagency collaboration by demonstrating the advantages of working together to achieve program goals to help client families and by helping the partner agencies create a concrete action plan to improve collaboration.

In July 2005, OCSE hosted a collaboration academy in Chicago for representatives from 11 jurisdictions. The participating States/jurisdictions were: Arizona, California (Los Angeles County), Florida, Kansas, Louisiana, Minnesota, Missouri, Nevada, North Dakota, Ohio, and Texas. The academy was designed to help representatives develop plans to improve collaboration through the State/jurisdiction. Each State/jurisdiction was invited to bring managers from the Child Support, TANF, and the workforce investment systems, as well as one trainer. Participants used the academy to: (1) develop a strategy to promote collaboration among the programs in their States/jurisdictions, (2) discuss how to use the “Better Outcomes Through Collaboration” curriculum as an element in the overall collaboration strategy, and (3) create an action plan that outlined concrete short- and long-term steps to improve collaboration.

Collaborative Initiative — IV-D and Courts

In 2005, the National Judicial/Child Support Enforcement Task Force completed several work products in furtherance of its effort to increase child support collections through enhanced collaboration with the courts and judiciary. A representative product was the National Judicial/Child Support Enforcement Task Force Strategic Plan, a document designed to complement and support the mission, goals and objectives of the National Child Support Enforcement Strategic Plan for fiscal years 2005—2009 and the policies of the Conference of Chief Justices and Conference of State Court Administrators regarding the support of children and problem-solving courts. The Plan reflects the combined effort of child support professionals representing State and Tribal Child Support Enforcement agencies, State courts, State court administrators, national court and judicial associations, the Office of Child Support Enforcement, and regional offices in the Administration for Children and Families. It establishes a recommended roadmap for maximizing collaboration and resultant benefits at the regional, State, and Tribal levels. The Task Force remains convinced that the promotion of agency-judicial collaboration will lead to improvements in virtually all of the performance indicators outlined in the National Child Support Enforcement Strategic Plan and will positively impact the lives of America’s children and families.

Training Curricula

Video to Accompany Military Training Curricula

A video tape taken during a live studio presentation of the trainer guide, “Working with the Military on Child Support Matters,” was placed on the OCSE Web site during the past year. It was produced through a contract with the National Institutes of Health as an additional training tool to use with the written material for the two-day course curriculum. Keyed to individual chapters of the trainer guide, it allows child support workers to learn or review military child support information and guidance from their own computers at a pace suited to their individual needs and enhances both the adaptability and portability of the training material. It also serves as a visual model for regional, State, or local training coordinators to help perfect their presentation skills.

Training Courses on Child Support Enforcement for Tribal IV-D Programs

On September 30, 2005, a contract was awarded to revise computer-based training courses on child support enforcement, and to increase their utility for Tribal child support programs.  Five training courses are being revised: (1) Child Support Enforcement—Orientation; (2) Child Support Enforcement—Locate; (3) Child Support Enforcement—Paternity Establishment; (4) Child Support Enforcement—Enforcing the Order; and (5) Child Support Enforcement—Processing Intergovernmental Child Support Cases.

The revisions will reflect the sovereign status of Tribes and the choices Tribes may make in their individual IV-D programs to meet the unique needs of their particular Tribal communities and legal systems consistent with the Final Rule on Tribal Child Support Enforcement Programs.  Technology and design of the courses also are being updated to ensure they can be used as effectively and efficiently as possible.

Customer Service Training

The Division of State, Tribal, and Local Assistance (DSTLA) trainers conducted two “Customer Service Training for Child Support Enforcement Workers” training sessions in California—one for Los Angeles County trainers and staff and the other for staff and trainers from five other California counties.  In addition, two customer service training workshops were conducted at the following conferences: the OCSE 15^th National Training Conference, the Ohio State Conference, and the Western Interstate Child Support Enforcement Council (WICSEC) Conference.

15th National OCSE Training Conference

Over the past 30 years, the Office of Child Support Enforcement (OCSE) has made substantial strides in a program that is very complex and requires managing a sophisticated database.  The guiding principles reflect the program’s evolution from predominately functioning as a welfare reimbursement program to its current mission, which is primarily ensuring that families can be self-sufficient.  The 15th National Child Support Enforcement Training Conference, held in Arlington, VA, in September 2005, was the forum for “Child Support Enforcement —30 Years and Counting.”  The main focus of the conference was building on the solid foundation developed over the past years. Other topics included:

• Review of healthy marriage child support waivers
• Emerging issues in paternity establishment
• Where we are headed in medical support
• Current developments in data collections
• Using the logic model to improve management, effectiveness, and efficiency

Peer-to-Peer

Paternity Establishment Percentage Peer-to-Peer Meeting

In FY 2005, OCSE sponsored a peer-to-peer technical assistance and training conference to address issues regarding the Paternity Establishment Percentage (PEP) performance measures and related data reliability issues. The conference was an informal, interactive forum conducted in an effort to assist States and Tribes in increasing their IV-D paternity establishment percentages and in improving their program performance on the Data Reliability measures. During the conference, representatives from States with successful paternity establishment practices and States which perform well on the data reliability measures shared their insights and expertise with States seeking to improve their respective State’s performance in these important program areas. At the conclusion of each conference session, participants were afforded the opportunity to ask questions and to offer their personal insights and experiences from their respective State’s perspective. Following the conference, a summary report of conference proceedings, including a collection of successful practices cited during the conference, was prepared and subsequently made available to States and other interested parties.

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PROGRAM IMPROVEMENTS

Undistributed Collections

By the end of FY 2005, $497 million in child support collected on behalf of families remained undistributed to families at the end of the year. The Child Support Enforcement Program has continuously maintained its commitment to ensuring that child support is a reliable source of income for families. In this regard, ensuring that money collected on behalf of children is actually distributed to them continues to be a national priority.

Likewise, OCSE continues to meet and hold periodic conference calls with the Federal staff responsible for monitoring Undistributed Collections (UDC). Conference calls are also held periodically with State contacts responsible for UDC. These calls provide an opportunity for State staff to meet and discuss which States have improved or need technical assistance with their data.

OCSE’s efforts to reduce undistributed collections have started to pay-off. As provided in Table 18, the rate of undistributed collections declined from 3.75 percent in 2001 to 2.11 percent in 2005. In fiscal year 2005, States began using a UDC schedule that allows OCSE to determine what comprises States’ undistributed collections and how long States hold collections. Collections not distributed are broken down into two categories—those soon to be released and those with issues that must be resolved before the funds can be released.

This information shows that the largest portion of UDC is less than six months old and is from income tax refund offsets. States are allowed to hold these collections for up to six months for possible injured spouse claims against jointly-filed Federal income tax refunds.

Data from FY 2005 show that 60 percent of undistributed collections are comprised of collections held because funds were:

• needed for possible tax offset spouse claims;
• collected within the past two days;
• held for resolution of legal disputes;
• pending transfer to another State or agency; or
• for future child support.

The additional 40 percent of UDC was due to issues the State had yet to resolve before the funds could be distributed—such as:

• unidentified collections;
• missing or inaccurate account information;
• stale-dated checks; and
• location of the parents.

Understanding the Child Support Debt

Despite record collections by State CSE programs, considerable sums of child support go unpaid every year. As of September 30, 2005, States report that the total national unpaid child support debt that has accumulated since the program began in 1975 is $107 billion. This large accumulation of child support arrears is a serious concern for a number of reasons. If these arrears could be collected, the additional income would clearly benefit the children and families who are owed this child support. Large arrears balances give the impression that State CSE programs are not doing their job. People tend to assume that if the debt is growing, it means that locate and enforcement tools are not working, and that child support workers are not effective. However, this is not an entirely accurate perception. Various studies have indicated that it is much more complicated than this, and that there are other causes for the arrears growth.

In order to gain a better understanding of the child support debt, OCSE and the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Planning and Evaluation (ASPE) contracted with the Urban Institute to conduct a detailed study of child support arrears in nine large States. The nine States are: Arizona, Florida, Illinois, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Texas. Collectively, these States held a total of about $39 billion in arrears at the time that the data was extracted. The arrears in these States represented about 40 percent of the nation’s total arrears. The purpose of this study was to understand the composition of the child support debt, the causes for the dramatic growth, and what steps may be taken to curb future arrears growth. In addition to this study, OCSE has been matching child support debtors in all States with data contained in the

NDNH and the FCR to obtain wage and employment, and other information on these debtors.

We have learned much about the composition of the debt and its causes from the Urban Institute’s, “Child Support Debt Analysis Study,” and the OCSE debtor matches. Preliminary results from these studies show:

• While most debtors owed small amounts of arrears, most of the arrears were owed by a small minority of debtors who owed large amounts of arrears. Only 11 percent of the obligors in the study owed over $30,000, but they held 54 percent of the debt that was owed.
• High debtors are more likely to have lower reported income. Nearly three-quarters of debtors who owed over $30,000 had either no reported income or reported income less than $10,000 annually based on matches with quarterly wage data, while only 20 percent of obligors with no debt had no reported income or reported income less than $10,000 annually.
• These high debtors tended to have higher current support orders than non-debtors and debtors who owed less than $30,000. Also, high debtors were expected to pay a larger percentage of their income for current support orders. The median support order for high debtors was 55 percent of their income. This compares to 13 percent for non-debtors and 22 percent for those who owe less than $30,000.
• High debtors with a current support order tended to have older orders than other obligors.
• High debtors were also more likely to have multiple current support orders than non-debtors.
• High debtors were less likely to pay support than non-debtors.
• High debtors were less likely to have a known address, and somewhat more likely to have an out-of-State address than non-debtors. Also, high debtors were twice as likely to have an interstate case as a non-debtor.

With knowledge obtained from these studies, OCSE and States can better design and implement appropriate strategies for dealing with the debt. For example, while it appears that most child support debt is owed by persons with little or no reported income (based on quarterly wage reports), we know from other analyses that many of these persons have other resources to pay some of their child support debt, and many are in fact making payments towards their child support debt. We need to systematically develop and utilize tools other than wage withholding to enforce these orders.

The best way to reduce the child support debt is to avoid accumulating arrears. The best way to do this is to set initial orders at appropriate levels, modify orders promptly when family circumstances change, and immediately intervene when child support is not paid. Parents should share in the cost of supporting their children according to their ability.

Medical Support

The Child Support Performance and Incentive Act of 1998 (CSPIA) mandated the establishment of the Medical Child Support Working Group (MCSWG) to identify impediments to the effective enforcement of medical support. CSPIA also mandated establishment of the Medical Support Incentive Workgroup (MSIW) to develop a performance measure of the effectiveness of States in establishing and enforcing medical support obligations. OCSE has continued to work with State partners and stakeholders in the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services and the Department of Labor in developing legislative proposals in response to the recommendations of the MCSWG. OCSE has also continued its consultation with State partners in developing regulatory revisions to improve the establishment and enforcement of medical support, including the issues of availability and affordability of employer-sponsored coverage.

In addition, CSPIA mandated the development of the National Medical Support Notice in FY 2000 to improve the administration of medical support obligations. As of October 1, 2005, 53 States and territories had enacted laws to have in effect the provisions required for use of the NMSN in cases where the obligated parent has medical support provisions in the child support order and may be able to provide health care coverage through employer-sponsored coverage.  The one remaining State is seeking legislation for implementing/automating the NMSN.

The Employer Outreach team continues to provide extensive technical assistance to employers on the NMSN through articles in publications, presentations at conferences and teleconferences, and explanatory material on its Web site.  In addition, the OCSE Web site has a downloadable version of the NMSN for use by State workers. The Employer Outreach team continues to work with States based on individual requests.

OCSE continues to issue guidance regarding medical support enforcement and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). This guidance responds to issues from States, employers, and health insurance plan administrators about the HIPAA privacy provisions.

OCSE and other Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) components have also sponsored research projects to improve establishment and enforcement of appropriate medical support obligations in response to MCSWG recommendations: (1) The Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation (ASPE), in consultation with OCSE, sponsored research addressing health care coverage among child support-eligible children; (2) ASPE also sponsored research addressing State practices in medical child support cross-program coordination with Medicaid and the State Children’s Health Insurance Program (SCHIP); and (3) OCSE-sponsored Special Improvement Project (SIP) grants to assist States in the enforcement of the custodial parent’s health insurance coverage, to decrease Medicaid and SCHIP funds spent on children’s medical coverage, and to increase the number of cases where premium costs are shared in a balanced manner between parents.  OCSE has also included medical support as one of the five priority areas for research demonstration activities to add to the knowledge and to promote the objectives of the Child Support Enforcement Program.

The National OCSE Strategic Plan for 2005—2009 includes the establishment and enforcement of medical support as a stand-alone goal.  OCSE acknowledges that the provision of medical coverage by the custodial parent (or step-parent) may be a better option for many children.  In addition, the program recognizes its role in assisting States to control their Medicaid expenditures by placing the financial responsibility for health care on the family, not the taxpayer, to the greatest extent possible.  The OCSE Strategic Plan includes indicators for both establishment and enforcement of medical support, as well as the percentage of IV-D children with health care coverage from any source, and the Medicaid cost savings attributable to OCSE medical support efforts. 

The Child Support Enforcement community recognizes that it has a unique role to play in increasing the extent to which children receive health coverage. ACF hosted five regional meetings during the summer of 2005. These meetings brought together State Directors from Medicaid, Child Welfare (IV-E) and Child Support Enforcement (IV-D) to collaborate on ways to increase medical support for children and cost savings through collaboration between these agencies at the State level. These meetings were also attended by Federal staff from the Office of Child Support Enforcement, Children’s Bureau and Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). The meetings were held as follows:

Region V/VII — June 28 & 29 in Kansas City, MO

Region VIII/IX/X — July 19 & 20 in Reno, NV

Region VI — July 19 in Little Rock, AR

Region IV — August 10 & 11 in Charleston, SC

Region I/II/III — August 17 & 18 in Boston, MA

Grants to States and Other Organizations

SECTION 1115 DEMONSTRATION GRANTS

Section 1115(a) of the Social Security Act provides OCSE with the authority to fund demonstration project grants.² In FY 2005, OCSE awarded $1.1 million in Section 1115 grants to the following 10 State agencies:

• Tennessee was awarded $82,853 for three judicial districts to provide services to never-married parents through a parenting specialist and facilitators.
• Texas was granted $108,112 to test the impact of family stabilization services on unmarried, expectant, and newly delivering mothers, and on fathers in conjunction with regular prenatal and postpartum clinic visits.
• A project in Wisconsin was awarded $108,400 to test legal services for noncustodial parents early in the child support process in Milwaukee County. The goal of this project is to increase regular collections and improve the interactions that noncustodial parents have with their children and the custodial parent.
• Washington was awarded a $108,400 grant to test the provision of strengthened voluntary paternity services and new accompanying services—including genetic testing, marriage education, and dispute resolution services—in hospitals. The goals of this project are to increase paternity establishment and reduce adversarial actions.
• Hawaii was granted $108,400 to educate unwed parents on parental responsibility. This project works through Hawaii’s welfare agency and secures voluntary acknowledgements of paternity and promotes healthy marriage for better outcomes for children.
• Maryland was awarded $105,562 to train low-income parents in parenting and couples skills to preserve two-parent families. This project involves Maryland’s social services and child support agencies and the Center for Families, Fathers, and Workforce Development.
• Arizona was granted $120,000 to participate in a new collaboration with the court, attorney general, and Administration of Courts to develop and implement a Web-based automated arrears calculation tool. This project will allow the State agency, the courts, and customers to better manage child support arrears.
• Vermont received a grant of $118,608 to create a fully integrated medical support initiative among its child support, welfare, and Medicaid agencies.
• Utah was awarded $120,000 to automate record exchanges between its vital records and child support agencies. This project will also help the two State agencies increase collaboration to better educate the public on the need to establish paternity.
• Colorado was awarded $114,741 for child support agencies in Denver, Pueblo, and Mesa to develop a comprehensive system of early intervention.

These projects will help improve child support enforcement in 10 States. The grants are designed to help families achieve self-sufficiency and promote stability for children, mothers, and fathers.

SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECT GRANTS

The Special Improvement Project (SIP) grant program provides funding for projects that further the national child support mission and goals and help improve program performance.³ In FY 2005, OCSE awarded the following 14 SIP grants:

• Goodwill Industries of Pittsburgh received $200,000 to collaborate with the Allegheny County child support enforcement agency and the Allegheny Jail Collaborative to develop a service-delivery model that targets incarcerated noncustodial parents for employment and support services.
• Episcopal Social Services of Wichita received $193,600 to test proactive incentives such as pro-se legal facilitation and arrears forgiveness to encourage noncustodial parents to consistently pay child support.
• The Monterey County Department of Child Support Services in Salinas, California, received $200,000 to offer child support services more responsive to the needs of migrant-worker families in remote locations.
• The National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges in Reno received $150,000 to develop tools to assist State court judges in setting realistic and enforceable child and medical support orders. The project is expected to reduce uncollectible debt and improve parental perception of judicial responsiveness.
• The Third Judicial Circuit Court in Detroit received $145,950 to establish support orders that more appropriately address the circumstances of both parents, improve service of process, use more culturally sensitive court processes, and help overcome apprehensions about the court system.
• The Michigan Department of Community Health received $99,792 to use data matching of vital records, the child support order, and private insurance available to either parent and Medicaid to ensure that all children involved in court ordered cases, that require healthcare coverage, have the best options available.
• Michigan State University received $98,364 to develop and test education approaches integrating healthy marriage content into Family Support and Education (FSE) programs for unmarried African American and Latino parents in two communities.
• The Alabama Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention Board, The Children’s Trust Fund, received $100,000 to provide marriage and child support education targeting African American and Latino nonmarried parents who are IV-D clients with a child age 2 or younger.
• Families under Urban and Social Attack, Inc. in Houston received $100,000 to provide African American custodial and noncustodial parents, age 18 and over with a minor child, marriage and child support education and support services to strengthen families.
• The South Baton Rouge Christian Children’s Foundation of Louisiana received $99,703 to provide access to healthy marriage and family strengthening services to an ethnically diverse population of prisoners and their families at pre-release and at re-entry.
• The Fathers’ Support Center in St. Louis received $100,000 to address essential personal responsibility and basic relationship and parenting skills to African American, Bosnian and Hispanic parents.
• Georgia State University received $100,000 to facilitate a collaboration of partners to address issues of unmarried teen parents. The partnership consists of churches and faith-based organizations, representatives of the Administrative Office of the Courts, Juvenile Courts and court support staff and associates in DeKalb and Fulton counties, along with child support enforcement personnel.
• The Texas Office of the Attorney General received $100,000 to test strategies of collaborative interventions at two hospitals to promote the benefits of parental responsibility and the value of family stability and healthy marriage to the well-being of children.
• The Center for Policy Research in Denver received $100,000 to enhance collaboration between child support enforcement and child welfare agencies. This is a collaborative effort with the child support and foster care agencies in California, Minnesota, New Jersey, and Wisconsin.

CHILD ACCESS AND VISITATION GRANTS

The Grants to States for Access and Visitation Program (42 U.S.C. 669b) was authorized by Congress through passage of the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996.

The goal of the program, as set in statute, is to:

“…enable States to establish and administer programs to support and facilitate noncustodial parents’ access to and visitation of their children.”

Services include, but are not limited to:

• mediation (mandatory and voluntary);
• counseling;
• education (e.g., parent education);
• development of parenting plans;
• visitation enforcement (monitored or supervised visitation);
• neutral drop-off/pick-up; and
• development of guidelines for visitation and alternative custody arrangements.

Funding for access and visitation has remained at $10 million per year since FY 1996. However, grants to individual States may change based on the funding formula which is in statute.⁴ There is a minimum annual grant award. States with small populations are guaranteed a base grant amount of $100,000 and those States with large populations are awarded a larger grant amount based on the prescribed funding formula. States are required by law to provide a minimum of 10 percent of the total program cost.

Nationwide, States provided access and visitation services to over 67,000 parents in FY 2005. Nearly equal numbers of mothers (33,795) and fathers (32,174) were served, as well as 2,873 grandparents and/or legal guardians. The majority of parents served were unmarried and poor with annual incomes of less than $20,000.

Federal law requires that each State monitor, evaluate, and report on services funded through access and visitation. This requirement is satisfied through the annual submission of the “State Child Access Program Survey,” which includes:

• State agency contact information;
• services funded;
• provider agency contact information;
• number of parents served;
• socio-economic and demographic information on families served; and
• outcome data (i.e., increase in noncustodial parenting time with children).

On average, States continue to fund a range of access and visitation services, with parent education, mediation, and supervised visitation ranking among the most popular programs, as shown on the chart below.

HEALTHY MARRIAGES INITIATIVE WAIVERS

The following Section 1115 waivers were approved in FY 2005. These waivers allow States and approved sites to provide healthy-marriage education integrated with Child Support Enforcement, and to conduct a media campaign pointing out the advantages of marriage, especially for low-income populations. These services to parents are intended to strengthen relationships and foster marriage when appropriate. This education is designed to be voluntary and gender neutral, and requires domestic violence protocols. Federal funds of 66 percent must be matched by 34 percent State and local non-federal funds:

• Georgia Department of Human Resources was awarded a Healthy Marriage Waiver of $ 960,000 in Federal funds to allow the Georgia Family Council to conduct a media campaign and provide marriage education to community coalitions in Macon, Lithonia, Thomasville, Duluth-Norcross, Columbus, and Atlanta.
• Florida Department of Revenue was awarded a Healthy Marriage Waiver for $1 million in Federal funds to provide for a media campaign and provision of marriage education to the City of Jacksonville.
• Washington Division of Child Support Management was awarded a Healthy Marriage Waiver for $1 million in Federal funds to provide marriage education through a community coalition in the city of Lakewood.
• Washington Division of Child Support Management was awarded a Healthy Marriage Waiver for $990,000 in Federal funds to allow Yakima County to provide marriage education for low-income residents.
• Colorado Department of Human Services was awarded $830,000 in Federal funds to support its Healthy Marriage Waiver to provide marriage education through sites in four counties (Denver, Durango, La Plata, and Montezuma).
• Kentucky Cabinet for Families and Children was awarded $1 million in Federal funds for a Healthy Marriage Waiver to provide for a media campaign and for marriage education, mentoring, and related support services to unwed and married couples in the Lexington area.
• Texas Office of the Attorney General was awarded $999,000 in Federal funds for a Healthy Marriage Waiver to provide skills-based marriage education accompanied by an intensive in-home visitation program to couples in Houston and Tom Green Counties preceding provision of marriage education.

Technology Transfers

The Technology Transfer (TT) Program enables a State or local child support agency to transfer existing knowledge, skills, and expertise from one IV-D agency to another. It usually involves a proven technology or practice that is anticipated to improve performance in States that adapt such practices from other jurisdictions.

Regions II and III held a Bi-Regional Good Ideas and Promising Practice Meeting in Lancaster, PA, during May 2005. The meeting was held to promote effective implementation of the OCSE Strategic Plan by highlighting innovations in Regions II and III plus Colorado. Approximately 150 participants from 8 States attended the meeting. Sessions examined techniques for increasing collection of current support, early intervention techniques, obtaining medical support, and focusing resources.

From April 4-7, 2005, the Texas Office of the Attorney General’s Child Support Division sent two staff members to North Carolina and Atlanta to learn about their respective outbound calling systems. During the visits, the Texas staff learned about each State’s outbound dialing applications--obtaining specific information about the scope of the projects, how each project’s success was measured, how confidentiality was maintained, how customers were educated, the type of technology used, and each project’s costs. For example, they learned about the outbound calling system North Carolina has implemented utilizing Phone Tree 3500, a computer system using hardware and software to perform automated outbound calls to confirm appointments, deliver special messages, and make collection calls.

Six representatives from the State of Iowa, including the IV-D Director and court staff, visited Maine to observe the Maine Court’s Case Management system from

September 26-27, 2005. In Maine, case managers are allowed to establish and modify support orders and to refer custody issues to the presiding judge. Iowa has a large number of IV-D cases in which the parents have changed the residence of the child but have not sought a new custody or support order. The Maine model allows the parents to go directly to the Court Case Manager to secure changes in the order using current guidelines and court oversight on custody issues. This allows the IV-D agency to make more timely changes so that the child receives the support at his or her current home address. The Iowa delegation met with the Maine Court Administrator, his staff, a magistrate (formerly called Case Management Officer) and several judges regarding the process. Iowa learned first-hand how the Maine process works from the perspective of the Court, the IV-D staff, and several attorneys. They were able to identify key issues and the legal base in development of such a system so that, as the model system is considered in Iowa, they will have the advantage of incorporating the experience of a sister State.

A panel of interstate experts from Colorado, Utah, Nebraska, Montana, and South Dakota were invited to speak at Wyoming’s first statewide Child Support Enforcement Training Conference on August 29-31, 2005, in Casper, WY. The experts shared information about interstate case processing in their States. Approximately 100 people attended the conference.

Region IX hosted a conference on August 9-10, 2005 for IV-D Directors and State senior managers on strategic planning efforts in child support. The purpose of the conference was to discuss the States’ strategic plans and identify opportunities for collaborative

strategies. Seven State and 10 Federal representatives participated. The meeting also provided an opportunity for the regional partners to discuss technical assistance needs to meet specific program improvement goals. The conference was the culmination of a series of teleconferences among Region IX States and Guam on strategic planning. The teleconferences focused on the introductory elements of strategic planning, specifically what it means to strategically align an organization and how such efforts have been executed at the Federal and State/Territory levels.

Region V held their second Regional Urban Jurisdictions Meeting on August 15-17, 2005 to allow 14 urban jurisdictions with large populations to share solutions and best practices for improving program performance. The National OCSE Strategic Plan, the Self-Assessment process, and the performance measures/financial incentives were used as the basis and direction for developing operational strategies to improve performance.

Consumer Services

The Office of Child Support Enforcement operates an Internet Web site which provides child support professionals and the public with easy access and search capability to a significant amount of information about the Child Support Enforcement Program. OCSE also responds to thousands of customer, congressional, and White House case inquiries and requests for program information; operates the National Reference Center which responds to requests for child support publications; provides services to customers and child support professionals in the international community; and publishes the Child Support Enforcement national newsletter, Child Support Report.

The following examples demonstrate some of the consumer services provided in FY 2005:

• Improved Web site for customers — OCSE made it easier for customers to access information about the Child Support Enforcement Program on its Web site. This includes access to on-demand answers to the Web site’s list of frequently asked child support questions. Approximately 240,000 people visited the Web site to access these questions and answers about the Child Support Enforcement Program. In addition, 8,300 people received personal responses to questions they e-mailed to OCSE either through the Web site or directly. Also enhanced was access to information about OCSE grants and international child support resources. Finally, OCSE added information and links to the Web site after the catastrophic hurricanes to respond to immediate needs of both child support professionals and customers located in affected areas.
• Enhanced collaboration with partners — OCSE built collaborative tools to enhance communication of child support issues. One such tool is the Child Support National Workplace, an Internet site which provides a confidential forum for child support partners in the Federal, State, Tribal, and local agencies, and shares information and helps resolve child support issues.
• Enhanced exchange of program information between child support professionals and the public — OCSE improved accessibility and expanded areas of program information available to child support professionals and the public. In one effort, OCSE demonstrated, with State partners, how secure and digitally signed information could be used in authorizing State Plan amendments. Additionally, under the enhanced State Profile System, OCSE improved and increased flexibility for State child support professionals to update State-specific questions and answers. Another initiative raised the capability for improved monitoring of OCSE grants performance information.

The Handbook on Child Support Enforcement was updated to expand awareness of the issues that play a role in ensuring that children have the emotional and financial support of both parents. For example, the chapter that was entitled “Working Across State Lines: Interstate Cooperation,” 20 years ago, is now entitled “Working Across Borders — Cooperation between States, Tribes, and Countries.” Also, three new chapters were added in the handbook: (1) The Administration’s Healthy Marriage Initiative — promoting stable family relationships in and outside of marriage; (2) “Noncustodial Parents’ Rights and Responsibilities” — making sure the order is fair and maintaining a bond with children; and (3) “Lessons Learned” — the need for fairness, responsiveness, supportiveness, and firmness.

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FOCUSING ON RESULTS

The Child Support Enforcement Program is measured through the use of specific performance indicators that further the goals of the National Child Support Enforcement Strategic Plan for 2005—2009 (the Plan) in five areas: (1) all children have established parentage; (2) all children in IV-D cases have financial and medical support orders; (3) all children in IV-D cases receive financial and medical support from parents, as ordered; (4) the IV-D program will be efficient and responsive in its operations; and (5) all children in IV-D cases have medical coverage.

Budget and Performance Integration

OCSE supports the Budget and Performance Integration goal of the President’s Management Agenda. In 2003, Office of Management and Budget (OMB) completed its evaluation of the effectiveness of the Child Support Enforcement Program using the Program Assessment Rating Tool (PART). The program received a rating of 90 percent, making it the highest rated social services program among all programs reviewed government-wide.

Since that evaluation, OCSE has taken the following actions to further improve the performance of the program:

• Developed early intervention strategies to prevent and improve collection of unpaid or overdue child support;
• Developed medical support enforcement proposals and new indicators to measure the extent to which medical support is not only ordered but also provided in child support cases.

The integration of performance review with budget decisions has produced a performance-based budget. To support this integration of budget and performance:

• OCSE has high quality outcome measures which accurately monitor the performance of the program;
• OCSE budget requests and performance plan are aligned with the Department of Health and Human Services; and
• OCSE has successfully collaborated with States to develop national performance goals.

Performance-Based Incentives and Penalties

Since 1975, the Federal Government has paid incentives to State child support enforcement programs to encourage improved child support collections through adhering to efficient establishment and enforcement techniques. These incentive payments are a key source of funding for State programs.

The method for calculating payments changed with the adoption of the Child Support Performance and Incentive Act (CSPIA) in 1998. An Incentive Funding Workgroup composed of State and Federal partners made recommendations to the Secretary to develop this system. Four key elements of the performance-based incentive system include:

• incentive payments based on performance in the five measures: paternity establishment, order establishment, current collections, cases paying toward arrears, and cost-effectiveness;
• reliable and complete data (as determined by annual data reliability audits and reviews);
• annual legislated amounts from which States are paid; and
• incentives that must be reinvested into State child support programs.

In FY 2005, 50 States received an incentive for all five measures and four States received an incentive for four measures. This is a marked improvement over FY 2004 results when 47 States received an incentive for all five measures and seven States for four measures.

Penalties may also be assessed when the calculated level of performance for any of the three penalty measures (paternity establishment, support order establishment, or current collections) fails to achieve a specified level, or if States’ data used to compute incentive measures are found to be incomplete or unreliable, or when States are not in compliance with certain child support requirements. There is an automatic corrective action year. The corrective action year is the immediately succeeding fiscal year following the year of the deficiency. If the State’s data are determined to be complete and reliable and the related performance is adequate for the corrective action year, the penalty is not imposed.

If the corrective action is unsuccessful, the financial penalty is a reduction to the State’s Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) block grant. The penalty amount is calculated as 1 to 2 percent of the adjusted State Family Assistance Grant (SFAG) for the TANF program for the first year of the deficiency. The penalty amount increases each year, up to 5 percent, for each consecutive year the State’s data are found to be incomplete, unreliable, or the State’s performance on a penalty measure fails to attain the specified level of performance. In 2005, eight States received a penalty after the FY 2004 corrective action year for the FY 2003 performance period.

Audits and Data Reliability

The passage of the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996 (PRWORA) changed the direction and emphasis of audits of State child support enforcement programs conducted by OCSE. Legislative requirements now emphasize performance and outcomes rather than the pre-PRWORA requirements of processing and taking actions on child support cases. Beginning in FY 2000, as required by the Child Support Performance and Incentive Act of 1998, States began receiving financial incentives based on meeting or exceeding standards for each of five performance measures related to paternity and order establishment, collecting child support, and cost-effectiveness.

The incentives are paid based on performance data that States report to the Federal Government. The OCSE Office of Audit performs Data Reliability Audits (DRAs) to evaluate the completeness, accuracy, security, and reliability of these data reported and produced by State reporting systems. The DRAs help ensure that incentives are earned and paid only on the basis of verifiable data and that the incentive payment system is fair and equitable.

Fiscal year 2005 was the sixth year that OCSE calculated and paid incentives to States for meeting performance standards in the five performance measure areas. DRAs in FY 2005 produced results similar to FY 2004. Fifty States and jurisdictions passed the DRA/DRR⁵ in FY 2005, which was the same number of States that passed in 2004. For the third year in a row, the lines for reporting paternity information on the OCSE-157⁶ report were the only lines in error. In fiscal years 2004 and 2005, only four States did not meet the data reliability standard for the paternity measure. All States passed the DRA for cost-effectiveness in fiscal years 2002—2005.

Cost Audits

OCSE also is required by PRWORA to evaluate the adequacy of the financial management of a State’s program. Specifically, OCSE is mandated to perform reviews of expenditures claimed by States for Federal reimbursement. The primary objectives of a cost audit are to determine whether costs claimed by the State for Federal reimbursement are allowable, allocable, and reasonable to the child support program and to ensure that States bear their fair share of child support costs. Financial audits are performed after the DRAs are completed to the extent that time and resources are available before beginning the next fiscal year’s DRAs. Findings from cost audits performed or reported in FY 2005 included, among other things, unallowable non-IV-D costs claimed for reimbursement and the receipt of program income not used to offset expenditures as required.

Self-Assessment

States must conduct an annual review of their Child Support Enforcement Programs using the compliance criteria and sampling methods required under section 454(15)(A) of the Social Security Act. The compliance criteria States must use for self-assessment are case closure, establishing paternity and support, securing and enforcing medical support, reviewing and adjusting support orders, interstate services, and expedited processes for 6 months and 12 months. With respect to the latter, IV-D cases needing support order establishment, action to establish support orders must be completed from the date of service of process to the time of disposition within the following timeframes: 75 percent in 6 months and 90 percent in 12 months. Each year, States must assess their Child Support Program performance and submit a report of their findings.

In 2005, OCSE funded a study to investigate how States use self-assessment as a management tool and to assess the impact of those efforts on incentive performance. Additionally, a Federal/State workgroup was established to assist with the tasks of the contract order. The workgroup included representatives from Arkansas, Georgia, New Jersey, Texas, Virginia, and Washington.

During the course of the project, the following objectives were met:

• a review and analysis of information and printed material related to self- assessment and incentives;
• a statistical analysis of the relationship between States’ self-assessment and performance results;
• a statistical analysis of the relationship between States’ self-assessment results and their outcomes from data reliability audits;
• documentation of effective self-assessment practices in nine States; and
• development of a recommended self-assessment reporting format in partnership between Federal and State representatives.

State Plans

As a condition of receiving Federal funding (Federal Financial Participation/FFP), State IV-D agencies must submit approvable State Plans describing the nature and scope of their program. The State Plan consists of preprinted pages and related attachments, and contains all the information necessary for OCSE to determine whether it can be approved. The authority to approve State Plans is delegated to the Regional Offices, but the Commissioner of OCSE retains the authority for determining that a State IV-D Plan is not approvable.

In FY 2005, California and South Carolina received notices of intent to disapprove their IV-D State Plans for failure to have in effect and in operation automated child support enforcement systems that met all Federal requirements under PRWORA.  During the year, these States have made considerable progress implementing the required procedures.

National Child Support Enforcement Strategic Plan for FY 2005—2009 (the Plan)

The Office of Child Support Enforcement introduced the new National Child Support Enforcement Strategic Plan for 2005—2009 (the Plan) in FY 2004. The Plan is the product of effective collaboration between a broad range of entities within the Child Support Enforcement community, including Federal, State, Tribal, and local-level child support enforcement professionals.

The revised Plan’s mission, vision, guiding principles, goals, objectives, and indicators are intended to bring child support professionals everywhere, and all others who collaborate with the IV-D program, an understanding of how the work they do directly affects the outcomes of the program. The Plan also is designed as a practical management tool for setting work priorities and focusing resources. To that end, in 2005, the Office of Child Support Enforcement developed the Executive Coordination Council. The Coordination Council is comprised of the five branch Directors within OCSE taking the lead on each of the initiatives that directly link back to the Strategic Plan.

Project Save Our Children

Project Save Our Children (PSOC) is a criminal child support enforcement initiative that targets chronically delinquent parents who willfully fail to take responsibility for their children and owe large sums of past-due child support.

By prosecuting parents who will not provide support, a pointed message of responsibility is sent that may help to give their children a better chance in life.

In FY 2005, the task force units received over 8,758 cases from the States. As a result of the work of the task forces, 926 nationwide arrests have been executed and 839 individuals sentenced. In FY 2005, the total ordered amount of restitution related to Federal investigations was $38.2 million, and the amount of restitution actually collected was $28 million. PSOC’s activities resulting from these investigations have increased OCSE’s ability to collect arrearages.

During FY 2005, PSOC:

• continued to access the online Child Support Enforcement Tracking System 5 (CSETS 5), a redeveloped system that is available at all screening sites used to track cases, including restitution payments (allowing for faster and more accurate reporting of case and payment history);
• held a conference in which training was provided to all Investigative Analysts throughout the nation on the latest investigative techniques and software available to them;
• provided ongoing Web-based training required for all Investigative Analysts on the law enforcement data system; and
• wrote several articles in various newspapers throughout the nation and in the Child Support Report about investigations which resulted in the arrest and recovery of restitution ordered by the courts for nonpayment of child support.

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TRIBAL PROGRAM

In FY 2005, the Tribal programs went from operating under an Interim Final Rule to the Tribal Final Rule issued during FY 2004. All Tribal programs were required to be in compliance with the new regulations during this transition period. The following nine direct-funded Tribal programs submitted amendments to their program plan and were approved to continue their operations:

• Chickasaw Nation, OK
• Navajo Nation, AZ and NM
• Puyallup Tribe, WA
• Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate Sioux Tribe, SD
• Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians, WI
• Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin, WI
• Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe, WA
• Lummi Nation, WA
• Forest County Potawatomi Community, WI

The Tribes participated in numerous national child support meetings and conferences in FY 2005, including: four Model Tribal CSE Systems Design Committee Meetings; a Tribal/State Cooperation Workgroup session; the National Tribal Child Support Directors Association Meeting; the National Tribal Child Support Enforcement Association Conference (NTCSA); a Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS)/Location Codes Workgroup Meeting; the National Child Support Enforcement Association Conference (NCSEA); the 15^th National Child Support Enforcement Training Conference; a Western Interstate Child Support Enforcement Conference (WICSEC); and the last Tribal Final Rule Roll-Out Meeting. OCSE provides technical assistance to both fully funded and start-up Tribal applicants.

In FY 2005, the Tribal program’s number of grantees increased due to the approval of Tribal Final Rule funding for five Tribal start-up programs. In FY 2005, the following Tribes were funded for start-up programs:

• Central Council of Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes, AK
• Osage Nation, OK
• Cherokee Nation, OK
• Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation, OR
• Quinault Indian Nation, WA

At the end of FY 2005, there were a total of 14 Tribal Child Support grantees. The Tribal Final Child Support Rule allows funding programs—both direct and start-up—for administrative expenses to Tribes, Tribal organizations, and Alaskan Native villages that demonstrate the capacity to operate a Child Support Enforcement Program.

The Federal Government pays 90 percent of costs for Tribal Child Support Programs, with Tribes and Tribal organizations required to contribute the remaining 10 percent for the first three years. The Federal Government pays 80 percent of costs for Tribal Child Support Programs, with Tribes and Tribal organizations required to contribute the remaining 20 percent after three years of operating a fully funded IV-D program. Start-up Tribal programs that are beginning a IV-D program and not fully operating will be funded a maximum of $500,000 for a 2-year period. A total of $12.8 million was collected in child support during FY 2005 from the nine Tribal comprehensive programs.

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INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM

In April 2005, the Office of Child Support Enforcement, Department of State (DOS), and State child support agency officials attended the Hague Conference on Private International Law and participated in meetings of the Special Commission on Family Maintenance. While the United States has not been a signatory to previous conventions, U.S. participation in the current Special Commission offers the possibility that a new multilateral instrument might provide U.S. families with the benefits of an expanded international system of cooperation.

As part of OCSE’s efforts in support of the Hague Special Commission, the United States has taken a leading role in organizing and coordinating the Administrative Cooperation Working Group (ACWG). The ACWG’s goals are to improve administrative cooperation among participating countries and to develop possible recommendations on administrative cooperation for the language and implementation of the new child support Convention (a convention to ensure the effective international recovery of child support and other forms of family maintenance). During 2005, the ACWG and its subcommittees (Country Profile and Monitoring and Review of the Operation and Implementation of the Convention

In support of State caseworkers during 2005, OCSE’s biggest initiative was a series of conference calls on the topic of International Child Support Case Processing. The target audience was composed of Federal and State representatives who handle international cases. OCSE also issued guidance on processing cases with FCRs, improved international child support internet resources, international payments, and procedures for FCR access to the FPLS.

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1 The methodology for estimating collections attributable to the NDNH data can be found in “A Guidebook for a Common Methodology for Determining NDNH-Attributable Child Support Collections” on the ACF Web site.

2 Only State IV-D agencies or the State umbrella agencies of which they are a part can receive the grants. The agencies can contract with other agencies, universities, or private consultants to join in these efforts. States must apply for these funds in response to an OCSE grant announcement.

3 Under the authority of Section 452(j) of the Social Security Act, SIP grants provide Federal funds for research and demonstration programs and special projects of regional or national significance. Eligible applicants include State and local public agencies, non-profit agencies (including faith-based organizations), and Tribal organizations.

4 “The allotment of a State for a fiscal year is the amount that bears the same ratio to $10,000,000 for grants under this section for the fiscal year as the number of children in the State living with only one biological parent bears to the total number of such children in all States.”

5 Data Reliability Review (DRR) is a method used instead of a full-scope DRA when certain States have demonstrated the ability to report data over a period of at least 2 years and have passed all performance standards.

6 The form that States use to report statistical information to the Federal Government.

7 Includes in-hospital and other paternities acknowledged. State paternity acknowledgements include an unknown number of acknowledgements for children in the IV-D caseload.

Figure 1: Total IV-D Caseload for Five Consecutive Fiscal Years

Figure 1 Data: Total IV-D Caseload for Five Consecutive Fiscal Years

FY	2001	%	2002	%	2003	%	2004	%	2005	%
Source: OCSE-157 lines 1+3
Total Caseload	17.1		16.1		15.9		15.9		15.9
Current Assistance	3.1	18%	2.8	17%	2.8	17%	2.6	17%	2.5	16%
Former Assistance	7.9	46%	7.4	46%	7.4	46%	7.3	46%	7.3	46%
Never Assistance	6.1	36%	5.9	37%	5.8	36%	5.9	37%	6.1	38%

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Figure 2: Cases With and Without Support Orders Established and Percent Change for Five Consecutive Fiscal Years

Figure 2 Data: Cases With and Without Support Orders Established and Percent Change for Five Consecutive Fiscal Years

FY	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-157 lines 1 and 2
Total Caseload	16.8	16	15.9	15.8	15.8
With Orders	11.0	11.3	11.5	11.8	12.0
Without Orders	5.8	4.7	4.4	4.1	3.8
Total Caseload %	-2.1%	-4.9%	-0.9%	-0.4%	0.0%
With Orders %	3.4%	2.0%	1.7%	2.5%	2.1%
Without Orders %	-11.0%	-18.0%	-7.2%	-8.0%	-5.8%

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Figure 3: Number of IV-D Cases for Which a Collection Was Made for Five Consecutive Fiscal Years

Figure 3 Data: Number of IV-D Cases for Which a Collection Was Made for Five Consecutive Fiscal Years

FY	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: OCSE-157 line 18
Never Assistance	3.1	3.2	3.4	3.5	3.6
Former Assistance	3.6	3.8	3.8	3.9	3.9
Current Assistance	0.8	0.8	0.8	0.8	0.8

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Figure 4: IV-D and Statewide Paternities Established or Acknowledged⁷ for Five Consecutive Fiscal Years

Figure 4 Data: IV-D and Statewide Paternities Established or Acknowledged⁷ for Five Consecutive Fiscal Years

FY	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-157 lines 10 and 16
IV-D Paternities Established	777	697	663	692	690
Paternities Acknowledged	791	830	862	914	949

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Figure 5: Percent of Total Distributed Collections by Current, Former, and Never Assistance, and Medicaid Cases, FY 2005

Figure 5 Data: Percent of Total Distributed Collections by Current, Former, and Never Assistance, and Medicaid Cases, FY 2005

Case Type	Current Assistance	Former Assistance	Never Assistance	Medicaid
Source: Form OCSE-34A line 8G
Collections	$1.0 Billion (5%)	$9.2 Billion (40%)	$10.4 Billion (45%)	$2.2 Billion (10%)

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Figure 6: Total Collections Received by Method of Collection, FY 2005

Figure 6 Data: Total Collections Received by Method of Collection, FY 2005

Method of Collection	Wage Withholding2	Unemployment Intercept Offset	Federal Tax Offset	State Tax Offset	Other Source	Other States
Source: Form OCSE-34A lines 2a thru 2g
Collections	$19.4 Billion (69%)	$459 Million (2%)	$1.5 Billion (5%)	$207 Million (1%)	$5.2 Billion (18%)	$1.3 Billion (5%)

²Wage withholding includes collections received from non-IV-D child support cases processed through the state disbursement unit.

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Figure 7: Total Distributed Collections by TANF/Foster Care and Non-TANF Collections for Five Consecutive Fiscal Years

Figure 7 Data: Total Distributed Collections by TANF/Foster Care and Non-TANF Collections for Five Consecutive Fiscal Years

FY	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-34A, lines 7a, 7b, 7c, and 8
Total (in Billions)	19.0	20.1	21.2	21.9	23.0
Non-TANF (in Billions)	16.4	17.2	18.2	19.6	20.7
TANF/FC (in Billions)	2.6	2.9	3.0	2.2	2.2

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Figure 8: Interstate Collections Sent to Other States for Five Consecutive Fiscal Years

Figure 8 Data: Interstate Collections Sent to Other States for Five Consecutive Fiscal Years

FY	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-34A line 5G
Interstate Collections	1,165	1,204	1,276	1,334	1,393

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Figure 9: Interstate Cases: Cases Sent to and Received From Another State for Five Fiscal Years

Figure 9 Data: Interstate Cases: Cases Sent to and Received From Another State for Five Fiscal Years

FY	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-157 line 1a
Total (in Thousands)	1,016	1,042	1,083	1,057	1,066
Current Assistance (in Thousands)	113	115	121	115	110
Former Assistance (in Thousands)	546	556	579	567	573
Never Assistance (in Thousands)	357	371	383	375	382

Figure 9b: Interstate Cases: Cases Received from Another State

Figure 9b Data: Interstate Cases: Cases Received from Another State

FY	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-157 line 1b
Total (in Thousands)	928	935	949	955	974
Current Assistance (in Thousands)	253	243	222	212	198
Former Assistance (in Thousands)	119	117	128	132	156
Never Assistance (in Thousands)	557	575	599	611	621

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Figure 10: Total Administrative Expenditures for Five Consecutive Fiscal Years

Figure 10 Data: Total Administrative Expenditures for Five Consecutive Fiscal Years

FY	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-396A line 9 columns A+C
Total (in Billions)	4.8	5.2	5.2	5.3	5.3
Federal Share (in Billions)	3.2	3.4	3.4	3.5	3.5
State Share (in Billions)	1.6	1.8	1.8	1.8	1.8

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Figure 11: Total ADP Expenditures for Five Consecutive Fiscal Years

Figure 11 Data: Total ADP Expenditures for Five Consecutive Fiscal Years

FY	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-396A line 4, 5, and 6
Total ADP Expenditures (in Millions)	883	867	812	880	835

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Figure 12: Number of Children in the IV-D Program for Five Consecutive Fiscal Years³

Figure 12 Data: Number of Children in the IV-D Program for Five Consecutive Fiscal Years³

FY	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-396A line 4, 5, and 6 3Includes children 18 years of age and under.
Number of Children	18.9	17.9	17.6	17.3	17.2

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Figure 13: Number of Unique Persons Matched for Five Consecutive Fiscal Years and Number of Persons in the FCR by Participant Type, FY 2005

Figure 13 Data: Number of Unique Persons Matched for Five Consecutive Fiscal Years

FY	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
4The Number of Unique Persons (NonCustodial Parents and Punitive Fathers) Matched is derived by unduplicating SSNs located across all data types (W4, QW, and UI).
Number of Unique Persons Matched (in Millions)	4.2	4.5 (+7%)	4.6 (+1%)	4.2 (-7%)	4.7 (+7%)

Figure 13b: Number of Persons in the FCR by Participant Type

Figure 13b Data: Number of Persons in the FCR by Participant Type

Type of Participant	NCP	PF	CP	CH
5The figures for the individual participant types are unduplicated within that category but not between them - i.e., an individual may appear in more than one category, but is only counted once within that category. CH — this number may be higher than the total number of children in Figure 12 due to States not closing cases on the FCR even though they are closed in the State’s system and due to States not deleting children off of the FCR case when they have emancipated and no arrears are owed for that particular child.
Number of People (in Millions)	11.4	1.2	12.4	20.0

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Figure 14: Federal Offset Collections and Percent Change for Six Processing Years

Figure 14 Data: Federal Offset Collections and Percent Change for Six Processing Years

FY	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
6The Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2001 directed the Treasury to send checks to most income taxpayers, giving them an advance payment of a 2001 tax credit. These payments were eligible for offset, and resulted in an additional $262 million in collections for the Federal Offset Program. 7In 2003, the Jobs and Growth Tax Relief Reconciliation Act was passed which included an increase of the child tax credit from $600 to $1,000 per qualifying child effective for the 2003 Tax Year. Because the credit was issued mid-year, the decision was made to issueAdvance Child Tax Credit payments to qualifying families worth $400 for each qualifying child. Also eligible for offset, these payments resulted in an additional $120 million in collections for the Federal Offset Program.
Total Net Collections (in Billions)	1.39	1.65 (+18.3%)	1.46 (-11.7%)	1.55 (+6.8%)	1.49 (-4.2%)	1.58 (+6.4%)

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NATIONWIDE BOX SCORES

NATIONWIDE

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$23,005,880,131.00	5.20%
- Current Assistance	$1,042,750,508.00	-1.80%
- Former Assistance	$9,253,966,954.00	4.30%
- Never Assistance	$10,445,124,504.00	4.10%
- Medicaid Assistance	$2,264,038,165.00	19.60%
Total Expenditures	$5,352,566,340.00	0.60%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$4.58	$0.19
Paternities & Acknowledgements	1639457	2.10%
Orders Established	1180238	-0.10%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	59678	-1.10%
Total Caseload	15860753	0.00%
- Current Assistance	2495817	-5.00%
- Former Assistance	7292828	0.20%
- Never Assistance	6072108	2.10%

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REGIONAL BOX SCORES

Following is a listing of each regional office and the associated states

REGIONS

Region 1	Connecticut New Hampshire Maine Rhode Island Massachusetts Vermont
Region 2	New Jersey New York Puerto Rico Virgin Islands
Region 3	Delaware Pennsylvania District of Columbia Virginia Maryland West Virginia
Region 4	Alabama Mississippi Florida North Carolina Georgia South Carolina Kentucky Tennessee
Region 5	Illinois Minnesota Indiana Ohio Michigan Wisconsin
Region 6	Arkansas Oklahoma Louisiana Texas New Mexico
Region 7	Iowa Missouri Kansas Nebraska
Region 8	Colorado South Dakota Montana Utah North Dakota Wyoming
Region 9	Arizona Hawaii California Nevada Guam
Region 10	Alaska Oregon Idaho Washington

REGION 1

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$982,891,727.00	3.60%
- Current Assistance	$77,513,030.00	-5.90%
- Former Assistance	$489,792,234.00	0.90%
- Never Assistance	$371,243,752.00	7.60%
- Medicaid Assistance	$44,342,711.00	23.30%
Total Expenditures	$215,862,714.00	-8.30%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$4.83	$0.55
Paternities & Acknowledgements	55550	0.50%
Orders Established	46895	0.40%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	2008	5.40%
Total Caseload	663567	0.50%
- Current Assistance	116905	-7.80%
- Former Assistance	357694	2.00%
- Never Assistance	188968	3.40%

REGION 2

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$2,582,450,393.00	6.60%
- Current Assistance	$89,171,488.00	1.70%
- Former Assistance	$779,264,482.00	5.90%
- Never Assistance	$1,706,278,131.00	7.50%
- Medicaid Assistance	$7,736,292.00	-97.20%
Total Expenditures	$567,022,546.00	3.50%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$4.84	$0.12
Paternities & Acknowledgements	175121	1.60%
Orders Established	69374	6.40%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	6129	2.40%
Total Caseload	1516344	1.70%
- Current Assistance	271008	-4.00%
- Former Assistance	637952	1.00%
- Never Assistance	607384	5.20%

REGION 3

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$2,671,874,159.00	4.40%
- Current Assistance	$111,977,831.00	8.20%
- Former Assistance	$735,241,503.00	4.00%
- Never Assistance	$1,717,451,524.00	4.10%
- Medicaid Assistance	$107,203,301.00	-17.50%
Total Expenditures	$499,974,483.00	7.10%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$5.66	-$0.16
Paternities & Acknowledgements	161496	9.10%
Orders Established	107051	-7.70%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	5682	-5.00%
Total Caseload	1440056	-1.40%
- Current Assistance	234141	-2.80%
- Former Assistance	592302	-0.90%
- Never Assistance	613613	-1.30%

REGION 4

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$3,561,019,615.00	7.10%
- Current Assistance	$147,336,071.00	-7.20%
- Former Assistance	$1,644,278,777.00	4.10%
- Never Assistance	$1,215,875,961.00	6.10%
- Medicaid Assistance	$553,528,806.00	-10.50%
Total Expenditures	$742,797,216.00	1.50%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$5.26	$0.25
Paternities & Acknowledgements	340347	1.90%
Orders Established	300390	3.00%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	9631	0.10%
Total Caseload	3038026	1.00%
- Current Assistance	434155	-6.90%
- Former Assistance	1428581	1.30%
- Never Assistance	1175290	3.90%

REGION 5

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$5,252,234,505.00	1.80%
- Current Assistance	$133,535,770.00	-3.70%
- Former Assistance	$2,019,198,268.00	7.50%
- Never Assistance	$2,634,194,575.00	-2.50%
- Medicaid Assistance	$553,528,806.00	-20.80%
Total Expenditures	$990,909,592.00	-6.50%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$5.49	$0.45
Paternities & Acknowledgements	246,550	4.30%
Orders Established	240102	4.30%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	12251	-2.30%
Total Caseload	3512053	-0.20%
- Current Assistance	444539	-5.60%
- Former Assistance	1564560	0.90%
- Never Assistance	1502954	0.40%

REGION 6

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$2,471,660,801.00	15.10%
- Current Assistance	$38,704,158.00	-10.50%
- Former Assistance	$1,001,921,380.00	6.20%
- Never Assistance	$910,787,960.00	15.60%
- Medicaid Assistance	$520,247,303.00	611.40%
Total Expenditures	$482,800,003.00	4.20%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$5.54	$0.45
Paternities & Acknowledgements	210529	6.00%
Orders Established	155251	1.70%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	5384	0.40%
Total Caseload	1555601	1.00%
- Current Assistance	170985	-8.60%
- Former Assistance	688004	-1.40%
- Never Assistance	696612	6.30%

REGION 7

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$1,069,224,972.00	4.20%
- Current Assistance	$48,421,823.00	-2.40%
- Former Assistance	$490,042,347.00	4.40%
- Never Assistance	$259,875,450.00	-1.70%
- Medicaid Assistance	$270,885,352.00	-1.90%
Total Expenditures	$241,310,434.00	2.10%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$4.72	$0.09
Paternities & Acknowledgements	77645	-2.40%
Orders Established	42891	1.00%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	2692	1.70%
Total Caseload	796724	0.40%
- Current Assistance	122992	-7.40%
- Former Assistance	395022	3.50%
- Never Assistance	278710	-0.10%

REGION 8

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$604,430,511	7.00%
- Current Assistance	$29,443,877.00	1.50%
- Former Assistance	$268,202,105.00	-5.00%
- Never Assistance	$228,808,715.00	24.20%
- Medicaid Assistance	$77,975,814.00	42.40%
Total Expenditures	$154,710,137.00	2.70%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$4.33	$0.14
Paternities & Acknowledgements	39078	-2.90%
Orders Established	26563	-8.80%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	1888	1.00%
Total Caseload	376433	-0.10%
- Current Assistance	47998	-6.00%
- Former Assistance	195176	-1.00%
- Never Assistance	133259	3.70%

REGION 9

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$2,696,605,862.00	2.80%
- Current Assistance	$315,416,244.00	-1.70%
- Former Assistance	$1,385,207,531.00	2.60%
- Never Assistance	$875,418,545.00	3.80%
- Medicaid Assistance	$120,563,542.00	-19.30%
Total Expenditures	$1,221,184,234.00	2.00%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$2.35	$0.01
Paternities & Acknowledgements	268143	-5.80%
Orders Established	135953	-9.90%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	11232	-4.60%
Total Caseload	2224089	-2.60%
- Current Assistance	548347	-2.80%
- Former Assistance	1075816	-3.40%
- Never Assistance	599926	-0.90%

REGION 10

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$1,113,487,586.00	2.90%
- Current Assistance	$51,230,216.00	6.90%
- Former Assistance	$440,818,327.00	0.00%
- Never Assistance	$525,189,891.00	0.00%
- Medicaid Assistance	$96,249,152.00	-69.80%
Total Expenditures	$235,994,981.00	1.30%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$5.08	$0.07
Paternities & Acknowledgements	64998	13.60%
Orders Established	55768	-0.70%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	2781	4.10%
Total Caseload	737860	2.20%
- Current Assistance	104747	-0.80%
- Former Assistance	357721	2.20%
- Never Assistance	275392	3.20%

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STATE BOX SCORES

ALABAMA

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$237,315,365.00	4.80%
- Current Assistance	$5,723,353.00	104.60%
- Former Assistance	$93,147,665.00	3.20%
- Never Assistance	$138,441,664.00	3.80%
- Medicaid Assistance	$2,683.00	-50.00%
Total Expenditures	$61,169,161.00	-2.80%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$4.26	$0.31
Paternities & Acknowledgements	7229	-6.70%
Orders Established	19437	-4.80%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	746	-1.30%
Total Caseload	235327	-0.90%
- Current Assistance	28238	0.20%
- Former Assistance	106628	-1.50%
- Never Assistance	100461	-0.50%

ALASKA

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$85,090,915.00	3.60%
- Current Assistance	$5,417,556.00	6.30%
- Former Assistance	$41,235,412.00	0.40%
- Never Assistance	$38,316,721.00	7.00%
- Medicaid Assistance	$121,226.00	-5.80%
Total Expenditures	$21,250,426.00	1.70%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$4.54	$0.06
Paternities & Acknowledgements	3927	14.60%
Orders Established	2878	-26.60%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	247	-0.40%
Total Caseload	45259	-2.80%
- Current Assistance	4560	-27.10%
- Former Assistance	25697	1.60%
- Never Assistance	15002	0.10%

ARIZONA

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$266,572,458.00	7.60%
- Current Assistance	$13,840,106.00	-1.80%
- Former Assistance	$161,984,308.00	8.50%
- Never Assistance	$90,162,471.00	7.50%
- Medicaid Assistance	$585,573.00	40.20%
Total Expenditures	$64,226,792.00	1.80%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$4.73	$0.25
Paternities & Acknowledgements	54107	-2.30%
Orders Established	8561	-5.00%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	993	-0.80%
Total Caseload	234240	-7.20%
- Current Assistance	55599	-19.20%
- Former Assistance	127756	-3.00%
- Never Assistance	50885	-2.00%

ARKANSAS

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$155,100,806.00	7.20%
- Current Assistance	$3,834,762.00	-2.00%
- Former Assistance	$58,039,031.00	4.60%
- Never Assistance	$42,328,163.00	-1.30%
- Medicaid Assistance	$50,898,850.00	19.80%
Total Expenditures	$46,307,373.00	13.00%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$3.68	-$0.23
Paternities & Acknowledgements	11019	15.40%
Orders Established	5579	8.60%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	814	2.60%
Total Caseload	123766	-1.80%
- Current Assistance	13693	-11.80%
- Former Assistance	51014	-1.20%
- Never Assistance	59059	0.40%

CALIFORNIA

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$2,222,045,042.00	2.00%
- Current Assistance	$293,656,538.00	-1.50%
- Former Assistance	$1,151,525,505.00	1.40%
- Never Assistance	$677,649,468.00	6.10%
- Medicaid Assistance	$99,213,531.00	-5.20%
Total Expenditures	$1,084,724,865.00	0.60%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$2.15	$0.03
Paternities & Acknowledgements	198730	-6.90%
Orders Established	119782	-9.90%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	9564	-5.20%
Total Caseload	1762996	-2.50%
- Current Assistance	454564	-0.50%
- Former Assistance	856573	-4.20%
- Never Assistance	451859	-1.20%

COLORADO

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$236,265,381.00	8.80%
- Current Assistance	$14,604,691.00	9.70%
- Former Assistance	$100,216,243.00	2.80%
- Never Assistance	$116,936,005.00	15.20%
- Medicaid Assistance	$4,508,442.00	-7.10%
Total Expenditures	$72,814,414.00	4.30%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$3.68	$0.12
Paternities & Acknowledgements	15066	-14.90%
Orders Established	8511	-5.80%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	712	1.70%
Total Caseload	140931	0.40%
- Current Assistance	16168	-1.70%
- Former Assistance	79594	-1.10%
- Never Assistance	45169	4.10%

CONNECTICUT

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$235,391,292.00	3.90%
- Current Assistance	$19,466,224.00	-4.80%
- Former Assistance	$137,545,883.00	4.00%
- Never Assistance	$48,303,789.00	1.20%
- Medicaid Assistance	$30,075,396.00	14.50%
Total Expenditures	$68,962,039.00	-9.80%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$3.68	$0.47
Paternities & Acknowledgements	24557	1.60%
Orders Established	7891	4.60%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	453	-1.50%
Total Caseload	210453	0.10%
- Current Assistance	28439	-6.60%
- Former Assistance	118311	1.30%
- Never Assistance	63703	1.10%

DELAWARE

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$66,481,676.00	4.50%
- Current Assistance	$3,600,771.00	1.30%
- Former Assistance	$26,314,307.00	2.10%
- Never Assistance	$29,995,169.00	6.10%
- Medicaid Assistance	$6,571,429.00	8.60%
Total Expenditures	$24,178,388.00	1.40%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$3.10	$0.08
Paternities & Acknowledgements	7191	34.90%
Orders Established	2417	10.80%
Full Time Equivalent Staff	220	0.90%
Total Caseload	55877	0.90%
- Current Assistance	8367	-3.10%
- Former Assistance	27556	-0.20%
- Never Assistance	19954	4.20%

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$47,972,545.00	7.30%
- Current Assistance	$3,749,418.00	14.70%
- Former Assistance	$17,445,946.00	14.20%
- Never Assistance	$18,385,384.00	-1.50%
- Medicaid Assistance	$8,391,797.00	12.10%
Total Expenditures	$22,472,256.00	36.90%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$2.45	$0.70
Paternities & Acknowledgements	6408	10.00%
Orders Established	1902	61.30%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	201	-12.20%
Total Caseload	85117	-8.30%
- Current Assistance	25194	-14.20%
- Former Assistance	36368	-5.90%
- Never Assistance	23555	-5.20%

FLORIDA

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$1,076,686,438.00	9.60%
- Current Assistance	$23,064,177.00	-41.00%
- Former Assistance	$566,287,950.00	7.30%
- Never Assistance	$181,163,449.00	25.00%
- Medicaid Assistance	$306,170,862.00	13.00%
Total Expenditures	$252,591,745.00	2.60%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$4.80	$0.26
Paternities & Acknowledgements	96329	4.10%
Orders Established	57806	5.70%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	3143	-1.20%
Total Caseload	714271	3.10%
- Current Assistance	67204	-10.70%
- Former Assistance	338248	3.00%
- Never Assistance	308819	6.90%

GEORGIA

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$498,897,914.00	7.20%
- Current Assistance	$18,156,581.00	-15.80%
- Former Assistance	$248,360,801.00	8.60%
- Never Assistance	$164,275,068.00	7.10%
- Medicaid Assistance	$68,105,464.00	10.10%
Total Expenditures	$107,903,857.00	-3.80%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$5.20	$0.50
Paternities & Acknowledgements	51957	3.60%
Orders Established	29871	5.70%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	1383	8.00%
Total Caseload	482406	-1.40%
- Current Assistance	74591	-14.00%
- Former Assistance	225030	-1.80%
- Never Assistance	182785	5.50%

GUAM

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$8,881,209.00	2.00%
- Current Assistance	$1,055,991.00	-7.10%
- Former Assistance	$2,114,671.00	11.30%
- Never Assistance	$5,710,547.00	0.70%
- Medicaid Assistance	$0.00	0.00%
Total Expenditures	$4,498,651.00	-3.40%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$2.11	$0.14
Paternities & Acknowledgements	890	-19.50%
Orders Established	1354	12.80%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	43	19.40%
Total Caseload	12571	-0.30%
- Current Assistance	899	-15.10%
- Former Assistance	7753	-0.10%
- Never Assistance	3919	3.60%

HAWAII

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$83,583,548.00	3.40%
- Current Assistance	$4,770,278.00	-5.80%
- Former Assistance	$38,835,972.00	4.40%
- Never Assistance	$38,342,684.00	3.00%
- Medicaid Assistance	$1,634,614.00	23.60%
Total Expenditures	$20,389,991.00	104.20%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$4.39	-$4.36
Paternities & Acknowledgements	10501	5.00%
Orders Established	3056	-7.10%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	200	-7.00%
Total Caseload	99842	2.20%
- Current Assistance	27641	0.30%
- Former Assistance	46284	4.90%
- Never Assistance	25917	-0.50%

IDAHO

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$115,542,878	4.20%
- Current Assistance	$1,308,470.00	-9.50%
- Former Assistance	$30,296,683.00	-1.80%
- Never Assistance	$50,058,802.00	-18.60%
- Medicaid Assistance	$33,878,923.00	98.40%
Total Expenditures	$22,566,846.00	10.50%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$5.58	-$0.36
Paternities & Acknowledgements	8682	4.00%
Orders Established	5194	1.50%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	165	51.40%
Total Caseload	102194	7.30%
- Current Assistance	4343	0.90%
- Former Assistance	35367	4.80%
- Never Assistance	62484	9.30%

ILLINOIS

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$561,787,781.00	9.90%
- Current Assistance	$14,741,063	28.30%
- Former Assistance	$200,065,897.00	4.10%
- Never Assistance	$346,980,821.00	12.80%
- Medicaid Assistance	$0.00	0.00%
Total Expenditures	$165,413,022.00	-4.20%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$3.68	$0.45
Paternities & Acknowledgements	74302	-7.50%
Orders Established	54743	15.90%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	1546	-2.40%
Total Caseload	601957	-6.10%
- Current Assistance	84679	-4.90%
- Former Assistance	245334	-6.80%
- Never Assistance	271944	-5.90%

INDIANA

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$481,249,569.00	8.70%
- Current Assistance	$16,040,955.00	44.70%
- Former Assistance	$208,701,506.00	128.10%
- Never Assistance	$256,507,108.00	-24.60%
- Medicaid Assistance	$0.00	0.00%
Total Expenditures	$57,926,492.00	-11.00%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$8.53	$1.53
Paternities & Acknowledgements	20110	105.10%
Orders Established	55056	-2.60%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	903	4.30%
Total Caseload	341097	4.50%
- Current Assistance	47387	-1.90%
- Former Assistance	157948	6.00%
- Never Assistance	135762	5.10%

IOWA

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$289,928,099.00	3.40%
- Current Assistance	$14,117,022.00	-8.20%
- Former Assistance	$147,467,104.00	1.60%
- Never Assistance	$62,311,081.00	0.30%
- Medicaid Assistance	$66,032,892.00	14.40%
Total Expenditures	$52,454,171.00	-0.50%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$5.80	$0.21
Paternities & Acknowledgements	12358	6.90%
Orders Established	10214	0.70%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	618	0.80%
Total Caseload	183580	2.10%
- Current Assistance	25216	-5.00%
- Former Assistance	104196	1.40%
- Never Assistance	54168	7.30%

KANSAS

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$152,580,972.00	6.90%
- Current Assistance	$10,449,487.00	10.20%
- Former Assistance	$81,814,374.00	7.80%
- Never Assistance	$27,207,603.00	0.50%
- Medicaid Assistance	$33,109,508.00	9.30%
Total Expenditures	$50,751,781.00	0.00%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$3.39	$0.22
Paternities & Acknowledgements	23894	-13.70%
Orders Established	10332	-2.90%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	604	1.00%
Total Caseload	131658	0.10%
- Current Assistance	27324	2.00%
- Former Assistance	63497	0.40%
- Never Assistance	40837	-1.70%

KENTUCKY

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$336,566,029.00	4.50%
- Current Assistance	$18,122,672.00	10.20%
- Former Assistance	$174,171,251.00	-13.90%
- Never Assistance	$108,570,304.00	43.20%
- Medicaid Assistance	$35,701,802.00	29.80%
Total Expenditures	$59,560,674.00	4.40%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$5.95	$0.01
Paternities & Acknowledgements	23221	7.00%
Orders Established	42594	1.30%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	972	0.00%
Total Caseload	315573	-0.40%
- Current Assistance	51078	-3.80%
- Former Assistance	158734	-1.40%
- Never Assistance	105761	2.80%

LOUISIANA

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$289,310,689.00	3.50%
- Current Assistance	$6,241,741.00	-13.40%
- Former Assistance	$135,763,073.00	1.20%
- Never Assistance	$65,507,056.00	-45.70%
- Medicaid Assistance	$81,798,819.00	364.90%
Total Expenditures	$65,547,775.00	10.90%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$4.71	-$0.35
Paternities & Acknowledgements	13427	-3.50%
Orders Established	19232	1.40%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	825	-5.30%
Total Caseload	281747	2.20%
- Current Assistance	32090	3.00%
- Former Assistance	144297	-0.40%
- Never Assistance	105360	5.70%

MAINE

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$100,777,100.00	1.20%
- Current Assistance	$17,150,454.00	5.30%
- Former Assistance	$53,216,329.00	-0.30%
- Never Assistance	$26,417,153.00	-0.30%
- Medicaid Assistance	$3,993,164.00	18.10%
Total Expenditures	$24,842,681.00	3.00%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$4.27	-$0.08
Paternities & Acknowledgments	4938	-10.90%
Orders Established	1339	-15.60%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	280	11.60%
Total Caseload	66143	3.00%
- Current Assistance	14677	-11.50%
- Former Assistance	35063	9.00%
- Never Assistance	16403	6.20%

MARYLAND

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$453,401,914.00	6.00%
- Current Assistance	$10,115,794.00	0.40%
- Former Assistance	$100,821,630.00	4.40%
- Never Assistance	$342,464,490.00	6.70%
- Medicaid Assistance	$0.00	0.00%
Total Expenditures	$99,688,086.00	-0.70%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$4.88	$0.29
Paternities & Acknowledgements	25364	-7.90%
Orders Established	17539	15.70%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	1042	-0.90%
Total Caseload	276167	-1.30%
- Current Assistance	30415	-10.60%
- Former Assistance	120123	1.20%
- Never Assistance	125629	-1.20%

MASSACHUSETTS

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$466,045,087.00	5.90%
- Current Assistance	$24,230,213.00	-4.40%
- Former Assistance	$203,913,013.00	0.20%
- Never Assistance	$233,217,168.00	11.60%
- Medicaid Assistance	$4,684,693.00	132.80%
Total Expenditures	$82,483,708.00	-12.80%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$5.93	$1.04
Paternities & Acknowledgements	20467	7.60%
Orders Established	25591	2.10%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	865	9.50%
Total Caseload	268640	4.80%
- Current Assistance	46552	-3.50%
- Former Assistance	145653	6.00%
- Never Assistance	76435	8.30%

MICHIGAN

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$1,381,521,685.00	-2.30%
- Current Assistance	$37,661,250.00	-9.90%
- Former Assistance	$434,853,431.00	-1.40%
- Never Assistance	$640,273,140.00	-2.90%
- Medicaid Assistance	$268,733,864.00	-1.20%
Total Expenditures	$211,506,461.00	-20.80%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$6.70	$1.27
Paternities & Acknowledgements	47254	1.10%
Orders Established	21110	20.30%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	2518	-4.50%
Total Caseload	1043274	1.60%
- Current Assistance	126536	-2.70%
- Former Assistance	468594	2.60%
- Never Assistance	448144	1.90%

MINNESOTA

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$568,967,573.00	0.30%
- Current Assistance	$23,957,600.00	-19.30%
- Former Assistance	$280,732,465.00	1.50%
- Never Assistance	$197,801,253.00	-4.20%
- Medicaid Assistance	$66,476,255.00	21.60%
Total Expenditures	$139,596,110.00	-2.30%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$4.22	$0.11
Paternities & Acknowledgements	25352	5.60%
Orders Established	16907	2.20%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	1590	2.00%
Total Caseload	247907	0.60%
- Current Assistance	40007	-18.30%
- Former Assistance	155032	5.10%
- Never Assistance	52868	5.80%

MISSISSIPPI

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$195,329,225.00	7.30%
- Current Assistance	$3,622,560.00	-15.10%
- Former Assistance	$60,614,065.00	7.90%
- Never Assistance	$111,429,246.00	12.10%
- Medicaid Assistance	$19,663,354.00	-11.40%
Total Expenditures	$24,147,427.00	-0.20%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$8.53	$0.56
Paternities & Acknowledgements	22537	-35.00%
Orders Established	15183	3.10%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	427	-3.80%
Total Caseload	298543	1.10%
- Current Assistance	22463	-9.60%
- Former Assistance	112844	2.30%
- Never Assistance	163236	1.90%

MISSOURI

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$467,499,224.00	4.00%
- Current Assistance	$17,911,124.00	-6.10%
- Former Assistance	$196,616,672.00	4.10%
- Never Assistance	$129,339,270.00	-3.30%
- Medicaid Assistance	$123,632,158.00	14.50%
Total Expenditures	$90,790,168.00	3.50%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$5.41	$0.01
Paternities & Acknowledgements	33945	3.20%
Orders Established	15418	0.10%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	1041	4.00%
Total Caseload	377410	-1.50%
- Current Assistance	59234	-12.10%
- Former Assistance	177882	4.70%
- Never Assistance	140294	-3.70%

MONTANA

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$46,807,100.00	4.00%
- Current Assistance	$1,921,759.00	-20.80%
- Former Assistance	$24,401,391.00	2.50%
- Never Assistance	$18,516,483.00	5.50%
- Medicaid Assistance	$1,967,467.00	62.40%
Total Expenditures	$13,545,069.00	1.10%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$4.02	$0.09
Paternities & Acknowledgements	1188	2.60%
Orders Established	2219	-28.70%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	165	-2.40%
Total Caseload	40009	-3.40%
- Current Assistance	5035	-20.50%
- Former Assistance	25485	-0.50%
- Never Assistance	9489	0.30%

NEBRASKA

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$159,216,677.00	3.70%
- Current Assistance	$5,944,190.00	4.00%
- Former Assistance	$64,144,197.00	7.60%
- Never Assistance	$41,017,496.00	-1.00%
- Medicaid Assistance	$48,110,794.00	2.80%
Total Expenditures	$47,314,314.00	4.90%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$3.57	$0.05
Paternities & Acknowledgements	7448	0.50%
Orders Established	6927	10.70%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	429	-1.40%
Total Caseload	104076	5.10%
- Current Assistance	11218	-6.90%
- Former Assistance	49447	8.20%
- Never Assistance	43411	5.20%

NEVADA

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$115,523,605	7.20%
- Current Assistance	$2,093,331.00	-10.50%
- Former Assistance	$30,747,075.00	18.60%
- Never Assistance	$63,553,375.00	-18.00%
- Medicaid Assistance	$19,129,824.00	891.10%
Total Expenditures	$47,343,935.00	16.90%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$2.98	$0.31
Paternities & Acknowledgements	3915	-12.30%
Orders Established	3200	-28.40%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	432	0.00%
Total Caseload	114440	2.50%
- Current Assistance	9644	-1.50%
- Former Assistance	37450	4.90%
- Never Assistance	67346	1.90%

NEW HAMPSHIRE

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$80,794,583.00	1.50%
- Current Assistance	$5,074,201	-1.70%
- Former Assistance	$35,855,438.00	2.90%
- Never Assistance	$39,864,944.00	0.70%
- Medicaid Assistance	$0.00	0.00%
Total Expenditures	$18,266,424.00	12.40%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$4.75	-$0.52
Paternities & Acknowledgements	1169	0.00%
Orders Established	3020	5.40%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	168	6.30%
Total Caseload	37426	-0.70%
- Current Assistance	6650	2.50%
- Former Assistance	17317	-1.00%
- Never Assistance	13459	-1.90%

NEW JERSEY

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$915,475,680	6.20%
- Current Assistance	$32,794,378.00	6.70%
- Former Assistance	$258,279,648.00	5.00%
- Never Assistance	$624,401,654.00	6.70%
- Medicaid Assistance	$0.00	0.00%
Total Expenditures	$203,882,866.00	9.70%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$4.74	-$0.16
Paternities & Acknowledgements	36372	-3.00%
Orders Established	23448	-1.80%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	2104	0.60%
Total Caseload	363323	0.50%
- Current Assistance	73677	-2.10%
- Former Assistance	159662	-0.40%
- Never Assistance	129984	3.20%

NEW MEXICO

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$68,447,915.00	3.10%
- Current Assistance	$3,352,154.00	-3.80%
- Former Assistance	$35,602,775.00	3.00%
- Never Assistance	$23,680,160.00	2.40%
- Medicaid Assistance	$5,812,826.00	11.10%
Total Expenditures	$36,526,507.00	-8.40%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$2.10	$0.22
Paternities & Acknowledgements	4772	-33.30%
Orders Established	6165	-8.00%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	364	2.00%
Total Caseload	70217	-5.30%
- Current Assistance	13503	-14.10%
- Former Assistance	30880	-5.40%
- Never Assistance	25834	0.30%

NEW YORK

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$1,400,128,858.00	6.70%
- Current Assistance	$54,834,218.00	-1.00%
- Former Assistance	$510,409,436.00	6.20%
- Never Assistance	$827,149,825.00	8.20%
- Medicaid Assistance	$7,735,379.00	-35.90%
Total Expenditures	$313,295,358.00	-3.50%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$4.79	$0.44
Paternities & Acknowledgements	110029	1.40%
Orders Established	41873	12.60%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	3061	3.60%
Total Caseload	897515	2.30%
- Current Assistance	134830	-5.70%
- Former Assistance	464636	1.30%
- Never Assistance	298049	8.00%

NORTH CAROLINA

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$565,129,209.00	7.20%
- Current Assistance	$18,091,367.00	2.00%
- Former Assistance	$300,321,331.00	4.00%
- Never Assistance	$126,396,715.00	-23.90%
- Medicaid Assistance	$120,319,796.00	119.80%
Total Expenditures	$119,920,566.00	5.20%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$5.10	$0.07
Paternities & Acknowledgements	55667	21.00%
Orders Established	41432	4.40%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	1641	-1.10%
Total Caseload	405706	-0.80%
- Current Assistance	47378	-12.50%
- Former Assistance	225283	-0.60%
- Never Assistance	133045	3.80%

NORTH DAKOTA

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$62,992,073.00	9.20%
- Current Assistance	$2,262,688.00	2.20%
- Former Assistance	$23,229,931.00	13.70%
- Never Assistance	$15,645,881.00	4.90%
- Medicaid Assistance	$21,853,573.00	8.70%
Total Expenditures	$11,396,020.00	-3.80%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$6.03	$0.62
Paternities & Acknowledgements	8539	4.30%
Orders Established	3758	0.00%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	153	0.00%
Total Caseload	40653	2.20%
- Current Assistance	4954	-0.40%
- Former Assistance	13530	-10.90%
- Never Assistance	22169	13.00%

OHIO

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$1,657,504,507.00	1.30%
- Current Assistance	$27,942,321.00	-9.00%
- Former Assistance	$471,631,113.00	0.10%
- Never Assistance	$1,031,248,545.00	0.70%
- Medicaid Assistance	$126,682,528.00	14.70%
Total Expenditures	$301,314,771.00	-2.30%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$5.66	$0.21
Paternities & Acknowledgements	61016	7.60%
Orders Established	50829	4.40%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	4624	-3.30%
Total Caseload	941062	0.30%
- Current Assistance	125206	-2.30%
- Former Assistance	372779	1.80%
- Never Assistance	443077	-0.20%

OKLAHOMA

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$177,478,235.00	15.20%
- Current Assistance	$4,706,026.00	-5.30%
- Former Assistance	$83,456,680.00	8.90%
- Never Assistance	$41,955,516.00	10.80%
- Medicaid Assistance	$47,360,013.00	37.20%
Total Expenditures	$51,407,521.00	10.10%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$3.79	$0.12
Paternities & Acknowledgements	17647	10.20%
Orders Established	10731	15.40%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	606	2.70%
Total Caseload	166320	9.80%
- Current Assistance	22607	-0.40%
- Former Assistance	75248	4.90%
- Never Assistance	68465	20.10%

OREGON

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$303,780,537.00	1.80%
- Current Assistance	$11,365,018.00	5.40%
- Former Assistance	$99,008,711.00	-1.20%
- Never Assistance	$174,124,060.00	1.00%
- Medicaid Assistance	$19,282,748.00	29.50%
Total Expenditures	$55,460,302.00	6.00%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$5.93	-$0.25
Paternities & Acknowledgements	17529	13.40%
Orders Established	16844	-13.90%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	720	-2.80%
Total Caseload	249338	0.10%
- Current Assistance	41029	-3.70%
- Former Assistance	112471	0.30%
- Never Assistance	95838	1.70%

PENNSYLVANIA

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$1,413,912,650.00	3.10%
- Current Assistance	$64,532,054.00	14.10%
- Former Assistance	$349,729,030.00	1.90%
- Never Assistance	$999,651,566.00	2.90%
- Medicaid Assistance	$0.00	0.00%
Total Expenditures	$228,798,996.00	13.20%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$6.39	-$0.63
Paternities & Acknowledgements	81917	16.10%
Orders Established	49506	-19.00%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	2683	-9.30%
Total Caseload	558944	-1.50%
- Current Assistance	102196	4.60%
- Former Assistance	210121	-3.50%
- Never Assistance	246627	-2.10%

PUERTO RICO

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$258,358,843.00	7.40%
- Current Assistance	$1,437,573.00	1.10%
- Former Assistance	$9,586,164.00	11.30%
- Never Assistance	$247,335,106.00	7.30%
- Medicaid Assistance	$0.00	0.00%
Total Expenditures	$45,069,017.00	41.50%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$6.01	-$1.93
Paternities & Acknowledgements	28703	9.20%
Orders Established	3530	-2.80%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	910	2.60%
Total Caseload	243764	1.20%
- Current Assistance	61008	-3.10%
- Former Assistance	10927	6.90%
- Never Assistance	171829	2.50%

RHODE ISLAND

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$55,363,526.00	1.30%
- Current Assistance	$8,529,703.00	-15.20%
- Former Assistance	$33,885,225.00	3.10%
- Never Assistance	$9,436,585.00	6.40%
- Medicaid Assistance	$3,512,013.00	22.40%
Total Expenditures	$9,229,392.00	-21.90%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$6.45	$1.45
Paternities & Acknowledgements	3280	-19.60%
Orders Established	2386	-3.20%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	120	-4.00%
Total Caseload	58468	-14.40%
- Current Assistance	13731	-20.80%
- Former Assistance	30470	-14.70%
- Never Assistance	14267	-6.50%

SOUTH CAROLINA

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$236,177,853.00	0.20%
- Current Assistance	$7,567,854.00	-18.00%
- Former Assistance	$32,394,341.00	1.20%
- Never Assistance	$196,020,064.00	0.80%
- Medicaid Assistance	$195,594.00	0.00%
Total Expenditures	$35,091,596.00	-0.80%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$7.07	$0.07
Paternities & Acknowledgements	16759	4.20%
Orders Established	10491	7.30%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	260	-2.30%
Total Caseload	228044	2.40%
- Current Assistance	35859	-0.70%
- Former Assistance	116669	1.60%
- Never Assistance	75516	5.30%

SOUTH DAKOTA

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$58,450,299.00	4.80%
- Current Assistance	$1,420,301.00	-2.10%
- Former Assistance	$32,982,621.00	3.90%
- Never Assistance	$14,277,751.00	3.20%
- Medicaid Assistance	$9,769,626.00	12.10%
Total Expenditures	$8,344,763.00	0.90%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$7.76	$0.26
Paternities & Acknowledgements	3696	6.30%
Orders Established	3232	11.00%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	105	0.00%
Total Caseload	42467	-2.50%
- Current Assistance	5959	-12.40%
- Former Assistance	23864	-2.60%
- Never Assistance	12644	3.10%

TENNESSEE

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$414,917,582.00	8.50%
- Current Assistance	$52,987,507.00	11.00%
- Former Assistance	$168,981,373.00	10.20%
- Never Assistance	$189,579,451.00	6.20%
- Medicaid Assistance	$3,369,251.00	18.20%
Total Expenditures	$82,412,190.00	2.90%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$5.44	$0.25
Paternities & Acknowledgements	66648	2.10%
Orders Established	83576	1.90%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	1059	-0.30%
Total Caseload	358156	3.80%
- Current Assistance	107344	-0.80%
- Former Assistance	145145	10.10%
- Never Assistance	105667	0.70%

TEXAS

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$1,781,323,156.00	18.60%
- Current Assistance	$20,569,475.00	-13.10%
- Former Assistance	$689,059,821.00	7.30%
- Never Assistance	$737,317,065.00	30.80%
- Medicaid Assistance	$334,376,795.00	22.40%
Total Expenditures	$283,010,827.00	2.20%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$6.81	$0.83
Paternities & Acknowledgements	163664	7.70%
Orders Established	113544	0.90%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	2775	0.90%
Total Caseload	913551	0.00%
- Current Assistance	89092	-12.70%
- Former Assistance	386565	-2.70%
- Never Assistance	437894	5.80%

UTAH

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$148,672,334.00	5.70%
- Current Assistance	$8,821,228.00	-4.30%
- Former Assistance	$65,910,384.00	-24.50%
- Never Assistance	$44,153,373.00	149.10%
- Medicaid Assistance	$29,787,349.00	13.10%
Total Expenditures	$39,563,059.00	7.10%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$4.03	-$0.07
Paternities & Acknowledgements	8782	11.90%
Orders Established	6871	-15.40%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	544	0.40%
Total Caseload	77402	3.80%
- Current Assistance	13581	-3.50%
- Former Assistance	37755	6.70%
- Never Assistance	26066	3.70%

VERMONT

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$44,520,139.00	-8.50%
- Current Assistance	$3,062,235	-39.10%
- Former Assistance	$25,376,346.00	-11.90%
- Never Assistance	$14,004,113.00	4.20%
- Medicaid Assistance	$2,077,445.00	45.70%
Total Expenditures	$12,078,470.00	-0.60%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$3.91	-$0.32
Paternities & Acknowledgements	1139	-9.90%
Orders Established	6668	-7.20%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	122	0.80%
Total Caseload	22437	-4.50%
- Current Assistance	6856	-11.80%
- Former Assistance	10880	-0.90%
- Never Assistance	4701	-1.10%

VIRGIN ISLANDS

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$8,487,012.00	0.00%
- Current Assistance	$105,319.00	21.50%
- Former Assistance	$989,234.00	0.00%
- Never Assistance	$7,391,546.00	-0.90%
- Medicaid Assistance	$913.00	-48.70%
Total Expenditures	$4,775,305.00	-13.30%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$2.11	$0.28
Paternities & Acknowledgements	17	0.00%
Orders Established	523	0.00%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	54	3.80%
Total Caseload	11742	0.00%
- Current Assistance	1493	0.00%
- Former Assistance	2727	0.00%
- Never Assistance	7522	0.00%

VIRGINIA

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$518,975,573.00	4.80%
- Current Assistance	$23,960,513.00	5.00%
- Former Assistance	$161,072,661.00	4.30%
- Never Assistance	$280,573,651.00	5.50%
- Medicaid Assistance	$53,368,748.00	2.90%
Total Expenditures	$87,671,421.00	1.80%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$6.52	$0.16
Paternities & Acknowledgements	32026	4.90%
Orders Established	26408	-2.70%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	1005	0.80%
Total Caseload	349243	-0.90%
- Current Assistance	55272	-2.40%
- Former Assistance	141346	0.90%
- Never Assistance	152625	-2.00%

WASHINGTON

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$609,073,256.00	3.00%
- Current Assistance	$33,139,172.00	8.30%
- Former Assistance	$270,277,521.00	1.30%
- Never Assistance	$262,690,308.00	2.80%
- Medicaid Assistance	$42,966,255.00	12.30%
Total Expenditures	$136,717,407.00	-1.80%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$4.74	$0.22
Paternities & Acknowledgements	34860	16.30%
Orders Established	30852	12.00%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	1649	4.80%
Total Caseload	341069	2.90%
- Current Assistance	54815	4.50%
- Former Assistance	184186	3.10%
- Never Assistance	102068	1.70%

WEST VIRGINIA

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$171,129,801.00	8.00%
- Current Assistance	$6,019,281.00	0.00%
- Former Assistance	$79,857,929.00	11.60%
- Never Assistance	$46,381,264.00	3.60%
- Medicaid Assistance	$38,871,327.00	11.50%
Total Expenditures	$37,165,336.00	-2.60%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$4.90	$0.46
Paternities & Acknowledgements	8590	4.90%
Orders Established	9279	0.10%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	531	0.80%
Total Caseload	114708	2.30%
- Current Assistance	12697	-12.20%
- Former Assistance	56788	3.20%
- Never Assistance	45223	6.10%

WISCONSIN

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$601,203,390.00	2.10%
- Current Assistance	$13,192,581.00	-5.00%
- Former Assistance	$423,213,856.00	4.00%
- Never Assistance	$161,383,708.00	-2.10%
- Medicaid Assistance	$3,413,245.00	3.70%
Total Expenditures	$115,152,736.00	11.40%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$5.41	-$0.50
Paternities & Acknowledgements	18516	-2.10%
Orders Established	41457	-5.00%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	1070	-3.90%
Total Caseload	336756	-0.90%
- Current Assistance	20724	-21.10%
- Former Assistance	164873	-1.80%
- Never Assistance	151159	3.80%

WYOMING

	Amount	% change from FY 04
Collections Distributed	$51,243,324.00	5.40%
- Current Assistance	$413,210.00	11.60%
- Former Assistance	$21,461,535.00	0.50%
- Never Assistance	$19,279,222.00	3.40%
- Medicaid Assistance	$10,089,357.00	22.50%
Total Expenditures	$9,046,812.00	-12.90%
Cost Effectiveness ($ Change)	$6.25	$1.06
Paternities & Acknowledgements	1807	-3.90%
Orders Established	1972	-10.20%
Full Time Equiv. Staff	209	4.00%
Total Caseload	34971	-5.70%
- Current Assistance	2301	-5.50%
- Former Assistance	14948	-6.60%
- Never Assistance	17722	-4.90%

 

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TABLE 1: FINANCIAL OVERVIEW FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

FY	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Forms OCSE-396A & OCSE-34A. 1The Medicaid Assistance category was added to the OCSE-34A form in FY 2004. These collections were previously to be reportedin the current assistance category. 2Total assistance reimbursement equals collections that will be divided between the State and Federal governments toreimburse their respective shares of either Title IV-A (TANF) payments or Title IV-E (Foster Care) maintenance payments. 3Prior to FY 2002, incentives were paid out of the Federal share of collections and the net Federal share wasreported. As of 10/1/2001, incentives are paid with appropriated dollars. 4Current assistance collections are those made on behalf of families currently receiving Title IV-A (TANF) or Title IV-E (Foster Care) assistance. 5Former assistance collections are those made on behalf of families formerly receiving Title IV-A (TANF) or Title IV-E (Foster Care) assistance. 6Medicaid collections are those received and distributed on behalf of children who are receiving child support enforcement services under Title IV-D of the Social Security Act, and who are either currently receiving or who have formerly received Medicaid paymentsunder Title XIX of the Social Security Act, but who are not currently receiving and who have never formerly received assistanceunder either Title IV-A (TANF or AFDC) or Title IV-E (Foster Care) of the Social Security Act. 7Never assistance collections are those made on behalf of families never receiving public assistance.
TOTAL COLLECTIONS	$18,957,597,106	$20,136,867,071	$21,176,389,882	$21,861,258,876	$23,005,880,131
Current Assistance IV-A and IV-E	$1,345,066,232	$1,682,081,420	$1,815,261,394	$1,061,606,027	$1,042,750,508
Former Assistance IV-and IV-E	$7,900,686,310	$8,298,404,027	$8,452,305,462	$8,870,802,263	$9,253,966,954
Medicaid 1	NA	NA	NA	$1,892,959,840	$2,264,038,165
Never Assistance	$9,711,844,564	$10,156,381,624	$10,908,823,026	$10,035,890,746	$10,445,124,504
Total Assistance Reimbursement 2	$2,236,133,261	$2,130,004,260	$2,114,856,364	$2,073,134,069	$2,040,148,277
State Share	$1,004,378,799	$947,455,766	$947,442,666	$926,531,170	$911,061,160
Federal Share 3	$894,818,320	$1,182,548,494	$1,167,413,698	$1,146,602,899	$1,129,087,117
Total Medical Support	$94,265,152	$89,408,573	$98,342,237	$110,586,988	$129,945,791
Total Payments to Familes or Foster Care	$16,627,198,693	$17,917,454,238	$18,963,191,281	$19,677,537,819	$20,835,786,063
CURRENT ASSISTANCE COLLECTIONS 4	$1,345,066,232	$1,682,081,420	$1,815,261,394	$1,061,606,027	$1,042,750,508
Assistance Reimbursement	$989,672,231	$918,979,683	$957,868,488	$914,113,344	$891,824,062
Medical Support	$23,232,285	$25,772,516	$20,148,859	$11,839,789	$11,386,725
Payments to Families or Foster Care	$332,161,716	$737,329,221	$837,244,047	$135,652,894	$139,539,721
FORMER ASSISTANCE COLLECTIONS 5	$7,900,686,310	$8,298,404,027	$8,452,305,462	$8,870,802,263	$9,253,966,954
Assistance Reimbursement	$1,246,461,030	$1,211,024,577	$1,156,987,876	$1,159,020,725	$1,148,324,215
Medical Support	$45,101,233	$44,417,140	$56,716,916	$65,005,483	$76,671,621
Payments to Families or Foster Care	$6,609,124,047	$7,042,962,310	$7,238,600,670	$7,646,776,055	$8,028,971,118
MEDICAID NEVER ASSISTANCE COLLECTIONS6	NA	NA	NA	$1,892,959,840	$2,264,038,165
Medical Support	NA	NA	NA	$15,377,462	$19,234,966
Payments to Families or Foster Care	NA	NA	NA	$1,877,582,378	$2,244,803,199
NEVER ASSISTANCE COLLECTIONS 7	$9,711,844,564	$10,156,381,624	$10,908,823,026	$10,035,890,746	$10,445,124,504
Medical Support	$25,931,634	$19,218,917	$21,476,462	$18,364,254	$22,652,479
Pymt To Familes or Foster Care	$9,685,912,930	$10,137,162,707	$10,887,346,564	$10,017,526,492	$10,422,472,025
ESTIMATED INCENTIVE PAYMENTS	$336,936,143	$338,025,746	$356,379,012	$360,856,163	$364,947,681
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENDITURES	$4,835,234,199	$5,183,316,271	$5,215,708,370	$5,322,260,723	$5,352,566,340
Federal Share	$3,222,157,717	$3,431,731,310	$3,450,232,098	$3,519,436,701	$3,540,033,256
State Share	$1,613,076,482	$1,751,584,961	$1,765,476,272	$1,802,824,022	$1,812,533,084
TOTAL PROGRAM COSTS	-$2,599,100,938	-$3,053,312,011	-$3,097,713,760	-$3,249,126,654	-$3,312,418,063
Federal Share	-$2,326,512,588	-$2,587,208,562	-$2,637,130,712	-$2,733,689,966	-$2,775,893,820
State Share	-$272,588,350	-$466,103,449	-$460,583,048	-$515,436,688	-$536,524,243
COST EFFECTIVENESS RATIO	$4.18	$4.13	$4.32	$4.38	$4.58

 

TABLE 2: STATISTICAL OVERVIEW FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

FY	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-157.   1Total caseload combines lines 1 (cases open) and 3 (cases with no jurisdiction) of the OCSE-157 report. 2Paternities established or acknowledged for the current year are reported on line 16 of the OCSE-157 report. 3Paternity acknowledgements are reported on OCSE-157, line
TOTAL IV-D CASELOAD 1	17,060,501	16,065,728	15,923,353	15,854,475	15,860,753
Current Assistance	3,093,246	2,806,829	2,759,291	2,628,214	2,495,817
Former Assistance	7,896,051	7,376,953	7,371,641	7,281,092	7,292,828
Never Assistance	6,071,204	5,881,946	5,792,421	5,945,169	6,072,108
CASES OPEN (line 1)	16,835,828	16,018,228	15,873,322	15,803,921	15,809,171
Current Assistance	3,053,807	2,790,992	2,743,460	2,613,428	2,484,397
Former Assistance	7,777,801	7,351,724	7,346,247	7,254,042	7,267,149
Never Assistance	6,004,220	5,875,512	5,783,615	5,936,451	6,057,625
CASES WITH NO JURISDICTION (line 3)	224,673	47,500	50,031	50,554	51,582
Current Assistance	39,439	15,837	15,831	14,786	11,420
Former Assistance	118,250	25,229	25,394	27,050	25,679
Never Assistance	66,984	6,434	8,806	8,718	14,483
NUMBER OF CHILDREN	18,896,492	17,869,516	17,595,222	17,289,695	17,173,286
TOTAL CASES WITH COLLECTIONS	7,460,459	7,819,434	7,982,311	8,133,646	8,303,946
Current Assistance	773,954	806,207	804,450	781,188	755,588
Former Assistance	3,633,449	3,768,001	3,817,797	3,852,255	3,908,320
Never Assistance	3,053,056	3,245,226	3,360,064	3,500,203	3,640,038
PERCENTAGE OF CASES WITH COLLECTIONS	44.3	48.8	50.3	51.5	52.5
Current Assistance	25.3	28.9	29.3	29.9	30.4
Former Assistance	46.7	51.3	52.0	53.1	53.8
Never Assistance	50.8	55.2	58.1	59.0	60.1
TOTAL CASES WITH ORDERS ESTABLISHED	11,049,610	11,275,601	11,471,374	11,753,603	11,994,590
Current Assistance	1,419,288	1,399,357	1,402,186	1,383,683	1,354,110
Former Assistance	5,606,508	5,642,834	5,769,503	5,862,436	5,960,700
Never Assistance	4,023,814	4,233,410	4,299,685	4,507,484	4,679,780
PERCENTAGE OF CASES WITH ORDERS ESTABLISHED	65.6	70.4	72.3	74.4	75.9
Current Assistance	46.5	50.1	51.1	52.9	54.5
Former Assistance	72.1	76.8	78.5	80.8	82.0
Never Assistance	67.0	72.1	74.3	75.9	77.3
PERCENTAGE OF CASES WITH COLLECTIONS TO CASES	67.5	69.3	69.6	69.2	69.2
Current Assistance	54.5	57.6	57.4	56.5	55.8
Former Assistance	64.8	66.8	66.2	65.7	65.6
Never Assistance	75.9	76.7	78.1	77.7	77.8
TOTAL PATERNITIES ESTABLISHED OR ACKNOWLEDGED	1,567,509	1,527,103	1,524,569	1,606,303	1,639,457
Paternities Established or Acknowledged 2	776,914	697,115	662,526	691,554	689,508
In-Hospital and Other Paternities Acknowledged 3	790,595	829,988	862,043	914,749	949,949
TOTAL SUPPORT ORDERS ESTABLISHED	1,181,284	1,220,034	1,161,206	1,181,012	1,180,238
Current Assistance	250,120	248,285	235,284	241,627	229,746
Former Assistance	427,784	441,668	409,378	413,231	405,935
Never Assistance	503,380	530,081	516,544	526,154	544,557
FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT STAFF	60,535	61,797	60,756	60,354	59,678

 

TABLE 3: PROGRAM TRENDS FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

FY	2001	2002	2001-2002 Percent Change	2003	2002-2003 Percent Change	2004	2003-2004 Percent Change4	2005	2004-2005 Percent Change
Source: Financial and Statistical Data as reported by the States. 1 - The Medicaid Assistance category was added to the OCSE-34A form in FY 2004. These collections were previously to be reported in the current assistance category.   2 - Paternities established or acknowledged for the current year are reported on line 16 of the OCSE-157.   3 - Paternity acknowledgements are reported on OCSE-157, line 10, and include an unknown number of acknowledgements for children in the IV-D caseload.   4 - The large drop in current collections seen between FY 2003 and 2004 is a result of new Medicaid Assistance category.
TOTAL COLLECTIONS	$18,957,597,106	$20,136,867,071	6%	$21,176,389,882	5%	$21,861,258,876	3%	$23,005,880,131	5%
Current Assistance IV-A and IV-E	$1,345,066,232	$1,682,081,420	25%	$1,815,261,394	8%	$1,061,606,027	-42%	$1,042,750,508	-2%
Former Assistance IV-and IV-E	$7,900,686,310	$8,298,404,027	5%	$8,452,305,462	2%	$8,870,802,263	5%	$9,253,966,954	4%
Medicaid 1	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	$1,892,959,840	NA	$2,264,038,165	20%
Never Assistance	$9,711,844,564	$10,156,381,624	5%	$10,908,823,026	7%	$10,035,890,746	-8%	$10,445,124,504	4%
PAYMENTS TO FAMILIES	$16,627,198,693	$17,917,454,238	8%	$18,963,191,281	6%	$19,677,537,819	4%	$20,835,786,063	6%
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENDITURES	$4,835,234,199	$5,183,316,271	7%	$5,215,708,370	1%	$5,322,260,723	2%	$5,352,566,340	1%
ADP Expenditures	$883,217,325	$867,095,666	-2%	$811,665,629	-6%	$879,960,383	8%	$834,858,708	-5%
TOTAL IV-D CASELOAD	17,060,501	16,065,728	-6%	15,923,353	-1%	15,854,475	0%	15,860,753	0%
Current Assistance	3,093,246	2,806,829	-9%	2,759,291	-2%	2,628,214	-5%	2,495,817	-5%
Former Assistance	7,896,051	7,376,953	-7%	7,371,641	0%	7,281,092	-1%	7,292,828	0%
Never Assistance	6,071,204	5,881,946	-3%	5,792,421	-2%	5,945,169	3%	6,072,108	2%
CASES WITH ORDERS ESTABLISHED	11,049,610	11,275,601	2%	11,471,374	2%	11,753,603	2%	11,994,590	2%
TOTAL CASES FOR WHICH A COLLECTION WAS MADE	7,460,459	7,819,434	5%	7,982,311	2%	8,133,646	2%	8,303,946	2%
Current Assistance	773,954	806,207	4%	804,450	0%	781,188	-3%	755,588	-3%
Former Assistance	3,633,449	3,768,001	4%	3,817,797	1%	3,852,255	1%	3,908,320	1%
Never Assistance	3,053,056	3,245,226	6%	3,360,064	4%	3,500,203	4%	3,640,038	4%
NUMBER OF CHILDREN	18,896,492	17,869,516	-5%	17,595,222	-2%	17,289,695	-2%	17,173,286	-1%
TOTAL PATERNITIES ESTABLISHED OR ACKNOWLEDGED	1,567,509	1,527,103	-3%	1,524,569	0%	1,606,303	5%	1,639,457	2%
Paternities Established or Acknowledged 2	776,914	697,115	-10%	662,526	-5%	691,554	4%	689,508	0%
In-Hospital and Other Paternities Acknowledged 3	790,595	829,988	5%	862,043	4%	914,749	6%	949,949	4%
TOTAL SUPPORT ORDERS ESTABLISHED	1,181,284	1,220,034	3%	1,161,206	-5%	1,181,012	2%	1,180,238	0%
Current Assistance	250,120	248,285	-1%	235,284	-5%	241,627	3%	229,746	-5%
Former Assistance	427,784	441,668	3%	409,378	-7%	413,231	1%	405,935	-2%
Never Assistance	503,380	530,081	5%	516,544	-3%	526,154	2%	544,557	3%

 

TABLE 4: TOTAL DISTRIBUTED COLLECTIONS FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-34A line 8 E. Beginning in FY 2004, line 8 G.
ALABAMA	$200,240,037	$210,793,885	$223,267,646	$226,484,276	$237,315,365
ALASKA	77,905,418	81,297,436	79,349,491	82,112,657	85,090,915
ARIZONA	212,384,196	229,628,128	233,501,240	247,704,782	266,572,458
ARKANSAS	122,150,043	128,845,269	135,345,918	144,740,929	155,100,806
CALIFORNIA	1,987,761,937	1,761,395,793	2,132,041,944	2,177,842,511	2,222,045,042
COLORADO	189,729,840	202,513,277	203,110,443	217,200,793	236,265,381
CONNECTICUT	202,950,268	216,686,470	222,361,658	226,642,739	235,391,292
DELAWARE	53,405,899	59,507,990	61,504,137	63,647,137	66,481,676
DIST. OF COL.	37,760,166	40,543,493	44,314,143	44,704,165	47,972,545
FLORIDA	700,413,455	803,427,506	891,001,252	982,706,031	1,076,686,438
GEORGIA	383,496,014	415,190,279	453,672,698	465,376,601	498,897,914
GUAM	7,451,417	7,923,440	8,320,588	8,708,844	8,881,209
HAWAII	69,349,488	73,490,476	75,708,133	80,829,473	83,583,548
IDAHO	87,410,927	95,669,488	103,072,584	110,889,809	115,542,878
ILLINOIS	424,100,350	460,100,983	471,037,130	511,215,349	561,787,781
INDIANA	366,781,739	430,195,033	417,099,068	442,638,880	481,249,569
IOWA	236,936,971	255,489,996	269,972,715	280,399,263	289,928,099
KANSAS	127,176,292	134,192,271	139,250,242	142,711,660	152,580,972
KENTUCKY	248,957,397	280,917,646	281,178,623	322,100,896	336,566,029
LOUISIANA	233,491,509	260,352,264	273,010,342	279,621,377	289,310,689
MAINE	95,101,117	96,058,639	97,605,371	99,549,245	100,777,100
MARYLAND	379,403,201	396,325,538	409,232,429	427,575,362	453,401,914
MASSACHUSETTS	363,060,179	402,684,665	425,091,556	439,874,829	466,045,087
MICHIGAN	1,385,225,776	1,443,730,382	1,403,936,116	1,414,387,902	1,381,521,685
MINNESOTA	512,122,192	537,089,362	558,574,634	567,377,338	568,967,573
MISSISSIPPI	158,091,621	169,034,476	175,065,417	182,008,930	195,329,225
MISSOURI	372,654,718	410,866,655	432,993,219	449,718,615	467,499,224
MONTANA	41,027,136	43,450,853	44,285,363	45,000,554	46,807,100
NEBRASKA	159,886,802	143,218,162	146,714,458	153,576,166	159,216,677
NEVADA	84,050,142	91,416,297	99,633,371	107,714,631	115,523,605
NEW HAMPSHIRE	73,225,761	76,021,041	79,516,774	79,608,466	80,794,583
NEW JERSEY	724,682,527	774,655,477	815,021,270	861,917,778	915,475,680
NEW MEXICO	43,594,822	51,872,707	59,810,895	66,398,704	68,447,915
NEW YORK	1,148,800,884	1,289,224,609	1,341,103,958	1,312,113,067	1,400,128,858
NORTH CAROLINA	430,346,008	468,742,468	496,092,172	527,372,864	565,129,209
NORTH DAKOTA	47,628,668	50,844,528	54,533,409	57,670,079	62,992,073
OHIO	1,461,376,935	1,617,586,413	1,566,112,907	1,636,418,913	1,657,504,507
OKLAHOMA	116,245,538	131,791,800	142,434,428	154,022,936	177,478,235
OREGON	271,048,814	275,879,302	289,028,485	298,280,030	303,780,537
PENNSYLVANIA	1,252,202,021	1,331,920,478	1,356,655,545	1,370,957,279	1,413,912,650
PUERTO RICO	195,882,360	211,582,627	232,315,190	240,504,748	258,358,843
RHODE ISLAND	48,928,336	53,269,669	52,544,957	54,654,636	55,363,526
SOUTH CAROLINA	208,155,682	224,346,732	232,500,299	235,648,240	236,177,853
SOUTH DAKOTA	47,463,266	50,621,425	52,514,697	55,767,437	58,450,299
TENNESSEE	276,337,064	318,253,081	353,682,826	382,290,366	414,917,582
TEXAS	1,174,224,930	1,346,898,110	1,507,375,863	1,502,575,692	1,781,323,156
UTAH	127,370,896	133,052,785	137,108,429	140,596,546	148,672,334
VERMONT	40,697,472	41,502,260	42,210,431	48,680,441	44,520,139
VIRGIN ISLANDS	7,171,741	7,184,209	7,602,225	8,483,034	8,487,012
VIRGINIA	403,164,627	436,704,128	467,452,194	495,051,082	518,975,573
WASHINGTON	572,902,624	590,896,606	597,257,719	591,198,936	609,073,256
WEST VIRGINIA	137,233,085	151,193,843	157,061,989	158,469,493	171,129,801
WISCONSIN	583,722,322	574,178,130	577,846,759	588,915,411	601,203,390
WYOMING	44,714,476	46,608,491	47,354,532	48,600,954	51,243,324
TOTALS	$18,957,597,106	$20,136,867,071	$21,176,389,882	$21,861,258,876	$23,005,880,131

 

TABLE 5: TOTAL DISTRIBUTED COLLECTIONS BY CURRENT, FORMER, MEDICAID, AND NEVER ASSISTANCE, FY 2005

STATES	Total	Current Assistance 1	Former Assistance 1	Medicaid 2	Never Assistance
Source: Form OCSE-34A, line 8. 1 - Current and Former Assistance categories include collections for current and former TANF and Foster Care cases. 2 - The Medicaid Assistance category was added to the OCSE-34A form in FY 2004. These collections were previously to be reported in the current assistance category.
ALABAMA	$237,315,365	$5,723,353	$93,147,665	$2,683	$138,441,664
ALASKA	85,090,915	5,417,556	41,235,412	121,226	38,316,721
ARIZONA	266,572,458	13,840,106	161,984,308	585,573	90,162,471
ARKANSAS	155,100,806	3,834,762	58,039,031	50,898,850	42,328,163
CALIFORNIA	2,222,045,042	293,656,538	1,151,525,505	99,213,531	677,649,468
COLORADO	236,265,381	14,604,691	100,216,243	4,508,442	116,936,005
CONNECTICUT	235,391,292	19,466,224	137,545,883	30,075,396	48,303,789
DELAWARE	66,481,676	3,600,771	26,314,307	6,571,429	29,995,169
DIST. OF COL.	47,972,545	3,749,418	17,445,946	8,391,797	18,385,384
FLORIDA	1,076,686,438	23,064,177	566,287,950	306,170,862	181,163,449
GEORGIA	498,897,914	18,156,581	248,360,801	68,105,464	164,275,068
GUAM	8,881,209	1,055,991	2,114,671	0	5,710,547
HAWAII	83,583,548	4,770,278	38,835,972	1,634,614	38,342,684
IDAHO	115,542,878	1,308,470	30,296,683	33,878,923	50,058,802
ILLINOIS	561,787,781	14,741,063	200,065,897	0	346,980,821
INDIANA	481,249,569	16,040,955	208,701,506	0	256,507,108
IOWA	289,928,099	14,117,022	147,467,104	66,032,892	62,311,081
KANSAS	152,580,972	10,449,487	81,814,374	33,109,508	27,207,603
KENTUCKY	336,566,029	18,122,672	174,171,251	35,701,802	108,570,304
LOUISIANA	289,310,689	6,241,741	135,763,073	81,798,819	65,507,056
MAINE	100,777,100	17,150,454	53,216,329	3,993,164	26,417,153
MARYLAND	453,401,914	10,115,794	100,821,630	0	342,464,490
MASSACHUSETTS	466,045,087	24,230,213	203,913,013	4,684,693	233,217,168
MICHIGAN	1,381,521,685	37,661,250	434,853,431	268,733,864	640,273,140
MINNESOTA	568,967,573	23,957,600	280,732,465	66,476,255	197,801,253
MISSISSIPPI	195,329,225	3,622,560	60,614,065	19,663,354	111,429,246
MISSOURI	467,499,224	17,911,124	196,616,672	123,632,158	129,339,270
MONTANA	46,807,100	1,921,759	24,401,391	1,967,467	18,516,483
NEBRASKA	159,216,677	5,944,190	64,144,197	48,110,794	41,017,496
NEVADA	115,523,605	2,093,331	30,747,075	19,129,824	63,553,375
NEW HAMPSHIRE	80,794,583	5,074,201	35,855,438	0	39,864,944
NEW JERSEY	915,475,680	32,794,378	258,279,648	0	624,401,654
NEW MEXICO	68,447,915	3,352,154	35,602,775	5,812,826	23,680,160
NEW YORK	1,400,128,858	54,834,218	510,409,436	7,735,379	827,149,825
NORTH CAROLINA	565,129,209	18,091,367	300,321,331	120,319,796	126,396,715
NORTH DAKOTA	62,992,073	2,262,688	23,229,931	21,853,573	15,645,881
OHIO	1,657,504,507	27,942,321	471,631,113	126,682,528	1,031,248,545
OKLAHOMA	177,478,235	4,706,026	83,456,680	47,360,013	41,955,516
OREGON	303,780,537	11,365,018	99,008,711	19,282,748	174,124,060
PENNSYLVANIA	1,413,912,650	64,532,054	349,729,030	0	999,651,566
PUERTO RICO	258,358,843	1,437,573	9,586,164	0	247,335,106
RHODE ISLAND	55,363,526	8,529,703	33,885,225	3,512,013	9,436,585
SOUTH CAROLINA	236,177,853	7,567,854	32,394,341	195,594	196,020,064
SOUTH DAKOTA	58,450,299	1,420,301	32,982,621	9,769,626	14,277,751
TENNESSEE	414,917,582	52,987,507	168,981,373	3,369,251	189,579,451
TEXAS	1,781,323,156	20,569,475	689,059,821	334,376,795	737,317,065
UTAH	148,672,334	8,821,228	65,910,384	29,787,349	44,153,373
VERMONT	44,520,139	3,062,235	25,376,346	2,077,445	14,004,113
VIRGIN ISLANDS	8,487,012	105,319	989,234	913	7,391,546
VIRGINIA	518,975,573	23,960,513	161,072,661	53,368,748	280,573,651
WASHINGTON	609,073,256	33,139,172	270,277,521	42,966,255	262,690,308
WEST VIRGINIA	171,129,801	6,019,281	79,857,929	38,871,327	46,381,264
WISCONSIN	601,203,390	13,192,581	423,213,856	3,413,245	161,383,708
WYOMING	51,243,324	413,210	21,461,535	10,089,357	19,279,222
TOTALS	$23,005,880,131	$1,042,750,508	$9,253,966,954	$2,264,038,165	$10,445,124,504

 

TABLE 6: DISTRIBUTED CURRENT ASSISTANCE COLLECTIONS ¹ FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-34A, line 8 A + B. 1 - Current Assistance includes collections for families currently receiving TANF and Foster Care collections.
ALABAMA	$13,358,810	$13,024,668	$12,255,589	$2,797,588	$5,723,353
ALASKA	6,312,634	6,676,478	5,458,549	5,097,986	5,417,556
ARIZONA	9,254,716	11,453,708	13,226,616	14,095,544	13,840,106
ARKANSAS	4,205,123	11,376,906	36,673,323	3,913,748	3,834,762
CALIFORNIA	307,286,201	253,545,441	297,034,757	298,124,396	293,656,538
COLORADO	16,750,336	16,452,230	15,559,040	13,319,335	14,604,691
CONNECTICUT	32,102,461	34,505,914	35,579,918	20,449,078	19,466,224
DELAWARE	6,227,836	3,982,784	3,789,225	3,554,266	3,600,771
DIST. OF COL.	2,934,445	2,927,355	3,069,055	3,270,144	3,749,418
FLORIDA	23,127,317	255,522,141	296,486,563	39,080,625	23,064,177
GEORGIA	28,138,126	31,844,731	32,485,752	21,570,610	18,156,581
GUAM	1,205,662	1,211,820	1,232,707	1,136,672	1,055,991
HAWAII	7,604,804	6,256,540	5,139,844	5,061,743	4,770,278
IDAHO	925,732	994,155	1,256,398	1,446,143	1,308,470
ILLINOIS	42,917,981	18,961,393	14,635,632	11,491,388	14,741,063
INDIANA	11,639,313	13,917,819	14,850,428	11,085,681	16,040,955
IOWA	24,026,521	66,947,952	75,189,163	15,374,637	14,117,022
KANSAS	6,726,069	7,934,865	9,512,800	9,481,200	10,449,487
KENTUCKY	17,798,241	17,294,335	16,929,158	16,452,572	18,122,672
LOUISIANA	6,528,736	7,333,281	8,157,610	7,203,787	6,241,741
MAINE	17,406,736	16,194,613	16,845,765	16,287,431	17,150,454
MARYLAND	10,381,678	9,905,370	10,107,903	10,072,609	10,115,794
MASSACHUSETTS	36,599,093	28,172,054	27,077,203	25,356,699	24,230,213
MICHIGAN	29,756,341	55,362,231	55,629,979	41,807,260	37,661,250
MINNESOTA	29,929,617	32,631,530	31,797,464	29,686,105	23,957,600
MISSISSIPPI	4,306,982	4,594,992	4,963,881	4,268,474	3,622,560
MISSOURI	21,218,578	22,395,311	20,370,456	19,064,772	17,911,124
MONTANA	2,498,257	3,033,699	3,224,550	2,425,227	1,921,759
NEBRASKA	8,778,753	10,493,336	9,600,540	5,715,932	5,944,190
NEVADA	2,008,149	2,566,505	2,662,245	2,339,902	2,093,331
NEW HAMPSHIRE	5,503,775	5,917,891	5,810,788	5,161,849	5,074,201
NEW JERSEY	31,037,634	30,700,457	30,165,738	30,736,447	32,794,378
NEW MEXICO	3,666,761	3,543,151	3,453,929	3,486,280	3,352,154
NEW YORK	109,671,245	86,898,853	68,709,311	55,400,065	54,834,218
NORTH CAROLINA	20,572,713	20,257,016	19,133,220	17,730,190	18,091,367
NORTH DAKOTA	1,943,504	2,032,084	2,312,779	2,214,306	2,262,688
OHIO	25,123,131	30,261,650	28,755,797	30,721,660	27,942,321
OKLAHOMA	7,184,062	5,545,063	5,645,059	4,967,171	4,706,026
OREGON	22,087,898	14,962,303	12,704,953	10,786,704	11,365,018
PENNSYLVANIA	60,255,860	59,207,333	54,349,595	56,550,227	64,532,054
PUERTO RICO	1,866,596	1,706,327	1,607,983	1,421,548	1,437,573
RHODE ISLAND	12,322,164	11,724,497	10,892,710	10,063,161	8,529,703
SOUTH CAROLINA	7,551,733	9,686,360	10,299,534	9,226,665	7,567,854
SOUTH DAKOTA	16,582,211	19,416,871	21,138,445	1,450,378	1,420,301
TENNESSEE	28,010,221	35,020,706	42,658,397	47,720,623	52,987,507
TEXAS	35,710,999	122,247,745	148,593,476	23,666,833	20,569,475
UTAH	9,607,155	10,268,429	11,015,363	9,220,908	8,821,228
VERMONT	6,604,784	4,034,064	3,424,299	5,025,698	3,062,235
VIRGIN ISLANDS	503,161	906,879	105,351	86,708	105,319
VIRGINIA	123,848,872	134,405,095	144,434,765	22,815,506	23,960,513
WASHINGTON	32,941,484	32,766,901	32,103,190	30,594,500	33,139,172
WEST VIRGINIA	41,038,988	61,941,547	63,432,324	7,273,964	6,019,281
WISCONSIN	9,190,827	10,809,699	13,424,959	13,882,680	13,192,581
WYOMING	285,206	306,342	287,316	370,402	413,210
TOTALS	$1,345,066,232	$1,682,081,420	$1,815,261,394	$1,061,606,027	$1,042,750,508

 

TABLE 7: DISTRIBUTED FORMER ASSISTANCE COLLECTIONS ¹ FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-34A, line 8 C. Beginning in FY 2004 line 8 C + D. 1 - Former Assistance includes collections for families formerly receiving TANF or Foster Care assistance.
ALABAMA	$72,035,415	$72,569,929	$73,829,606	$90,254,553	$93,147,665
ALASKA	39,900,875	41,607,301	40,970,589	41,085,144	41,235,412
ARIZONA	133,167,342	142,193,163	142,233,961	149,339,440	161,984,308
ARKANSAS	44,932,762	77,399,861	39,089,597	55,486,297	58,039,031
CALIFORNIA	1,117,489,750	1,067,582,921	1,074,730,570	1,136,097,817	1,151,525,505
COLORADO	84,696,158	99,683,496	95,115,151	97,524,587	100,216,243
CONNECTICUT	126,297,466	136,160,356	139,137,512	132,192,471	137,545,883
DELAWARE	26,949,277	27,729,988	27,668,135	25,768,765	26,314,307
DIST. OF COL.	12,748,806	16,194,540	23,727,716	15,277,113	17,445,946
FLORIDA	440,300,832	304,068,512	307,931,997	527,649,528	566,287,950
GEORGIA	183,092,330	196,158,546	213,736,403	228,602,828	248,360,801
GUAM	1,851,120	2,145,330	2,495,178	1,900,578	2,114,671
HAWAII	29,574,608	32,674,485	33,581,033	37,212,043	38,835,972
IDAHO	32,624,822	32,280,917	31,452,633	30,844,982	30,296,683
ILLINOIS	141,857,572	123,452,123	89,890,606	192,139,158	200,065,897
INDIANA	53,143,565	70,500,055	78,347,528	91,483,798	208,701,506
IOWA	138,253,152	106,556,682	106,124,069	145,182,357	147,467,104
KANSAS	62,374,614	73,085,432	75,019,650	75,864,846	81,814,374
KENTUCKY	204,494,296	258,822,157	262,556,712	202,302,790	174,171,251
LOUISIANA	116,693,225	129,514,713	132,649,091	134,216,825	135,763,073
MAINE	53,578,907	53,065,332	52,585,598	53,395,816	53,216,329
MARYLAND	145,942,863	161,039,537	172,365,789	96,578,692	100,821,630
MASSACHUSETTS	179,143,313	197,133,469	198,263,881	203,471,075	203,913,013
MICHIGAN	458,550,588	469,543,127	467,502,520	440,842,933	434,853,431
MINNESOTA	259,601,588	265,493,680	276,487,521	276,512,734	280,732,465
MISSISSIPPI	51,361,595	53,296,956	53,833,066	56,155,002	60,614,065
MISSOURI	118,244,714	129,461,656	134,291,363	188,932,843	196,616,672
MONTANA	20,844,404	23,141,898	23,089,315	23,807,415	24,401,391
NEBRASKA	62,302,723	54,021,705	55,942,412	59,627,063	64,144,197
NEVADA	16,392,691	19,622,135	23,864,347	25,917,808	30,747,075
NEW HAMPSHIRE	30,725,205	31,834,283	34,888,333	34,850,132	35,855,438
NEW JERSEY	233,541,362	247,229,256	252,069,725	246,065,789	258,279,648
NEW MEXICO	21,644,210	26,733,395	31,378,078	34,562,176	35,602,775
NEW YORK	471,556,831	529,021,884	525,548,018	480,456,805	510,409,436
NORTH CAROLINA	247,799,483	264,244,146	275,387,905	288,764,131	300,321,331
NORTH DAKOTA	15,166,847	15,347,345	16,811,708	20,437,427	23,229,931
OHIO	381,173,196	431,788,003	439,628,767	471,087,778	471,631,113
OKLAHOMA	59,944,738	68,803,905	70,655,731	76,652,265	83,456,680
OREGON	130,053,840	108,347,032	100,424,802	100,250,636	99,008,711
PENNSYLVANIA	340,594,694	362,247,867	362,626,204	343,132,731	349,729,030
PUERTO RICO	5,494,121	6,545,414	8,145,166	8,611,905	9,586,164
RHODE ISLAND	28,000,098	31,559,905	31,180,085	32,850,456	33,885,225
SOUTH CAROLINA	26,545,995	26,816,526	31,553,121	32,015,722	32,394,341
SOUTH DAKOTA	20,052,368	19,926,629	20,127,439	31,759,276	32,982,621
TENNESSEE	115,070,727	131,018,507	142,966,579	153,290,273	168,981,373
TEXAS	509,657,420	674,614,805	727,326,889	642,130,969	689,059,821
UTAH	49,604,013	49,385,052	76,035,037	87,312,663	65,910,384
VERMONT	21,734,255	23,985,044	24,245,193	28,791,812	25,376,346
VIRGIN ISLANDS	0	352,967	720,699	936,212	989,234
VIRGINIA	86,237,482	91,629,093	89,719,189	154,458,411	161,072,661
WASHINGTON	276,671,344	278,653,310	274,999,949	266,850,618	270,277,521
WEST VIRGINIA	40,222,201	42,560,044	48,052,841	71,566,690	79,857,929
WISCONSIN	337,681,065	376,563,504	397,213,541	406,952,432	423,213,856
WYOMING	23,073,442	22,996,109	22,086,914	21,347,653	21,461,535
TOTALS	$7,900,686,310	$8,298,404,027	$8,452,305,462	$8,870,802,263	$9,253,966,954

 

TABLE 8: DISTRIBUTED MEDICAID ASSISTANCE ¹ COLLECTIONS FOR TWO CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-34A, line 8 E. 1 - The Medicaid Assistance category was added to the OCSE-34A form in FY 2004. These collections were previously to be reported in the current assistance category. NA - Not Available
ALABAMA	$5,368	$2,683
ALASKA	128,636	121,226
ARIZONA	417,739	585,573
ARKANSAS	42,472,389	50,898,850
CALIFORNIA	104,704,793	99,213,531
COLORADO	4,853,971	4,508,442
CONNECTICUT	26,262,406	30,075,396
DELAWARE	6,053,706	6,571,429
DIST. OF COL.	7,489,072	8,391,797
FLORIDA	271,021,717	306,170,862
GEORGIA	61,876,836	68,105,464
GUAM	NA	NA
HAWAII	1,321,974	1,634,614
IDAHO	17,073,782	33,878,923
ILLINOIS	NA	NA
INDIANA	NA	NA
IOWA	57,715,821	66,032,892
KANSAS	30,303,718	33,109,508
KENTUCKY	27,502,760	35,701,802
LOUISIANA	17,595,725	81,798,819
MAINE	3,382,567	3,993,164
MARYLAND	NA	NA
MASSACHUSETTS	2,012,612	4,684,693
MICHIGAN	272,113,091	268,733,864
MINNESOTA	54,663,960	66,476,255
MISSISSIPPI	22,190,863	19,663,354
MISSOURI	107,988,495	123,632,158
MONTANA	1,211,774	1,967,467
NEBRASKA	46,793,869	48,110,794
NEVADA	1,930,096	19,129,824
NEW HAMPSHIRE	NA	NA
NEW JERSEY	NA	NA
NEW MEXICO	5,230,210	5,812,826
NEW YORK	12,071,855	7,735,379
NORTH CAROLINA	54,747,232	120,319,796
NORTH DAKOTA	20,096,445	21,853,573
OHIO	110,433,844	126,682,528
OKLAHOMA	34,527,913	47,360,013
OREGON	14,890,731	19,282,748
PENNSYLVANIA	NA	NA
PUERTO RICO	NA	NA
RHODE ISLAND	2,868,548	3,512,013
SOUTH CAROLINA	NA	195,594
SOUTH DAKOTA	8,716,665	9,769,626
TENNESSEE	2,850,162	3,369,251
TEXAS	273,197,060	334,376,795
UTAH	26,337,274	29,787,349
VERMONT	1,425,768	2,077,445
VIRGIN ISLANDS	1,779	913
VIRGINIA	51,847,728	53,368,748
WASHINGTON	38,244,003	42,966,255
WEST VIRGINIA	34,856,786	38,871,327
WISCONSIN	3,291,770	3,413,245
WYOMING	8,236,327	10,089,357
TOTALS	$1,892,959,840	$2,264,038,165

 

TABLE 9: DISTRIBUTED NEVER ASSISTANCE COLLECTIONS ¹ FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-34A, line 8 D. Beginning in FY 2004, line 8 F. 1 - Never Assistance collections are those made on behalf of families never receiving public assistance under TANF or Foster Care.
ALABAMA	$114,845,812	$125,199,288	$137,182,451	$133,426,767	$138,441,664
ALASKA	31,691,909	33,013,657	32,920,353	35,800,891	38,316,721
ARIZONA	69,962,138	75,981,257	78,040,663	83,852,059	90,162,471
ARKANSAS	73,012,158	40,068,502	59,582,998	42,868,495	42,328,163
CALIFORNIA	562,985,986	440,267,431	760,276,617	638,915,505	677,649,468
COLORADO	88,283,346	86,377,551	92,436,252	101,502,900	116,936,005
CONNECTICUT	44,550,341	46,020,200	47,644,228	47,738,784	48,303,789
DELAWARE	20,228,786	27,795,218	30,046,777	28,270,400	29,995,169
DIST. OF COL.	22,076,915	21,421,598	17,517,372	18,667,836	18,385,384
FLORIDA	236,985,306	243,836,853	286,582,692	144,954,161	181,163,449
GEORGIA	172,265,558	187,187,002	207,450,543	153,326,327	164,275,068
GUAM	4,394,635	4,566,290	4,592,703	5,671,594	5,710,547
HAWAII	32,170,076	34,559,451	36,987,256	37,233,713	38,342,684
IDAHO	53,860,373	62,394,416	70,363,553	61,524,902	50,058,802
ILLINOIS	239,324,797	317,687,467	366,510,892	307,584,803	346,980,821
INDIANA	301,998,861	345,777,159	323,901,112	340,069,401	256,507,108
IOWA	74,657,298	81,985,362	88,659,483	62,126,448	62,311,081
KANSAS	58,075,609	53,171,974	54,717,792	27,061,896	27,207,603
KENTUCKY	26,664,860	4,801,154	1,692,753	75,842,774	108,570,304
LOUISIANA	110,269,548	123,504,270	132,203,641	120,605,040	65,507,056
MAINE	24,115,474	26,798,694	28,174,008	26,483,431	26,417,153
MARYLAND	223,078,660	225,380,631	226,758,737	320,924,061	342,464,490
MASSACHUSETTS	147,317,773	177,379,142	199,750,472	209,034,443	233,217,168
MICHIGAN	896,918,847	918,825,024	880,803,617	659,624,618	640,273,140
MINNESOTA	222,590,987	238,964,152	250,289,649	206,514,539	197,801,253
MISSISSIPPI	102,423,044	111,142,528	116,268,470	99,394,591	111,429,246
MISSOURI	233,191,426	259,009,688	278,331,400	133,732,505	129,339,270
MONTANA	17,684,475	17,275,256	17,971,498	17,556,138	18,516,483
NEBRASKA	88,805,326	78,703,121	81,171,506	41,439,302	41,017,496
NEVADA	65,649,302	69,227,657	73,106,779	77,526,825	63,553,375
NEW HAMPSHIRE	36,996,781	38,268,867	38,817,653	39,596,485	39,864,944
NEW JERSEY	460,103,531	496,725,764	532,785,807	585,115,542	624,401,654
NEW MEXICO	18,283,851	21,596,161	24,978,888	23,120,038	23,680,160
NEW YORK	567,572,808	673,303,872	746,846,629	764,184,342	827,149,825
NORTH CAROLINA	161,973,812	184,241,306	201,571,047	166,131,311	126,396,715
NORTH DAKOTA	30,518,317	33,465,099	35,408,922	14,921,901	15,645,881
OHIO	1,055,080,608	1,155,536,760	1,097,728,343	1,024,175,631	1,031,248,545
OKLAHOMA	49,116,738	57,442,832	66,133,638	37,875,587	41,955,516
OREGON	118,907,076	152,569,967	175,898,730	172,351,959	174,124,060
PENNSYLVANIA	851,351,467	910,465,278	939,679,746	971,274,321	999,651,566
PUERTO RICO	188,521,643	203,330,886	222,562,041	230,471,295	247,335,106
RHODE ISLAND	8,606,074	9,985,267	10,472,162	8,872,471	9,436,585
SOUTH CAROLINA	174,057,954	187,843,846	190,647,644	194,405,853	196,020,064
SOUTH DAKOTA	10,828,687	11,277,925	11,248,813	13,841,118	14,277,751
TENNESSEE	133,256,116	152,213,868	168,057,850	178,429,308	189,579,451
TEXAS	628,856,511	550,035,560	631,455,498	563,580,830	737,317,065
UTAH	68,159,728	73,399,304	50,058,029	17,725,701	44,153,373
VERMONT	12,358,433	13,483,152	14,540,939	13,437,163	14,004,113
VIRGIN ISLANDS	6,668,580	5,924,363	6,776,175	7,458,335	7,391,546
VIRGINIA	193,078,273	210,669,940	233,298,240	265,929,437	280,573,651
WASHINGTON	263,289,796	279,476,395	290,154,580	255,509,815	262,690,308
WEST VIRGINIA	55,971,896	46,692,252	45,576,824	44,772,053	46,381,264
WISCONSIN	236,850,430	186,804,927	167,208,259	164,788,529	161,383,708
WYOMING	21,355,828	23,306,040	24,980,302	18,646,572	19,279,222
TOTALS	$9,711,844,564	$10,156,381,624	$10,908,823,026	$10,035,890,746	$10,445,124,504

 

TABLE 10: DISTRIBUTED TANF/FOSTER CARE COLLECTIONS FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-34A, line 8 (A+B) + line 7a C. Beginning in FY 2004, line 8 (A+B) + line 7a (C+D).
ALABAMA	$13,407,464	$13,070,953	$12,310,721	$8,458,707	$11,839,252
ALASKA	17,449,991	16,452,343	16,092,505	15,239,101	15,336,344
ARIZONA	24,748,562	28,509,842	27,643,984	29,092,285	30,309,671
ARKANSAS	9,729,977	15,741,586	40,312,621	6,964,762	6,863,365
CALIFORNIA	695,488,696	582,988,895	634,613,021	625,003,898	611,865,937
COLORADO	25,564,337	24,836,128	23,265,732	21,824,858	21,333,115
CONNECTICUT	59,476,753	63,140,625	62,082,366	45,930,083	44,858,212
DELAWARE	9,750,595	7,169,614	6,812,164	6,329,047	6,120,742
DIST. OF COL.	4,271,870	4,737,603	5,193,572	5,409,026	6,040,234
FLORIDA	69,741,213	296,477,106	336,382,801	78,841,911	71,835,871
GEORGIA	41,404,893	43,164,775	44,219,189	39,583,413	39,133,402
GUAM	1,277,846	1,583,590	1,615,247	1,380,921	1,304,833
HAWAII	12,612,151	12,248,433	10,489,741	10,813,747	10,484,441
IDAHO	4,504,154	4,322,906	4,191,037	4,127,346	3,724,701
ILLINOIS	55,965,762	49,700,941	41,676,468	35,029,538	36,785,416
INDIANA	23,664,093	27,824,470	31,436,429	24,975,981	31,872,206
IOWA	50,909,642	87,456,333	95,343,557	38,955,150	37,371,447
KANSAS	16,530,153	20,025,764	21,533,413	20,359,956	21,850,062
KENTUCKY	34,364,821	35,734,880	32,324,467	33,506,785	34,858,843
LOUISIANA	17,551,900	17,906,938	17,368,413	15,812,640	14,267,528
MAINE	33,320,437	29,995,734	29,417,641	28,587,335	29,042,907
MARYLAND	22,364,732	21,567,764	21,047,658	20,327,294	20,516,769
MASSACHUSETTS	44,148,416	47,128,826	45,285,263	42,778,472	41,062,556
MICHIGAN	96,577,009	140,231,850	119,747,102	105,602,755	95,526,504
MINNESOTA	55,827,990	57,196,977	58,974,374	55,109,655	49,831,925
MISSISSIPPI	8,230,646	8,277,905	8,143,992	7,374,491	7,168,391
MISSOURI	46,261,137	50,901,728	45,675,281	41,716,124	40,768,601
MONTANA	5,115,717	5,852,920	6,136,508	5,342,046	4,911,294
NEBRASKA	15,542,507	15,126,677	13,480,624	9,919,556	10,418,522
NEVADA	6,094,051	6,176,779	6,612,294	6,708,981	7,349,531
NEW HAMPSHIRE	8,149,455	8,472,104	10,769,956	8,964,214	8,690,521
NEW JERSEY	63,410,606	63,336,873	60,489,944	58,770,101	59,419,432
NEW MEXICO	7,728,252	8,947,173	9,021,232	9,739,570	9,199,342
NEW YORK	179,339,460	168,267,753	141,406,689	122,191,116	121,704,469
NORTH CAROLINA	42,511,100	41,289,171	38,421,597	37,112,995	36,271,686
NORTH DAKOTA	5,597,671	5,361,060	5,788,315	5,710,140	6,195,273
OHIO	82,082,514	79,975,326	73,905,681	77,345,466	69,946,364
OKLAHOMA	19,922,193	20,005,757	19,825,778	18,966,025	18,480,636
OREGON	22,087,898	25,350,822	24,713,023	23,098,031	23,721,184
PENNSYLVANIA	98,932,246	98,729,901	94,051,598	96,160,734	102,777,678
PUERTO RICO	2,359,269	2,187,325	2,247,284	2,030,720	1,955,643
RHODE ISLAND	15,760,357	14,953,362	14,017,269	13,075,299	11,646,425
SOUTH CAROLINA	13,117,847	14,027,122	13,571,443	12,420,345	10,925,825
SOUTH DAKOTA	18,810,099	21,363,037	22,650,100	4,180,891	3,851,883
TENNESSEE	37,701,095	45,919,503	53,289,778	59,120,268	65,775,647
TEXAS	102,579,373	174,469,207	199,122,727	83,241,380	82,744,750
UTAH	21,282,202	20,818,545	20,493,898	18,016,722	17,160,377
VERMONT	7,900,909	6,272,797	5,647,286	11,522,976	5,375,367
VIRGIN ISLANDS	503,161	941,382	270,481	229,657	232,733
VIRGINIA	138,520,360	148,070,621	158,385,159	43,793,760	45,373,037
WASHINGTON	88,449,909	84,776,087	80,231,050	74,463,573	77,852,520
WEST VIRGINIA	44,986,945	66,009,416	67,281,016	12,566,648	13,480,949
WISCONSIN	44,452,461	34,738,477	34,434,927	34,033,377	30,964,316
WYOMING	3,444,365	3,272,291	2,784,854	2,766,880	2,676,044
TOTALS	$2,591,527,262	$2,893,105,997	$2,972,249,270	$2,220,626,752	$2,191,074,723

 

TABLE 11: DISTRIBUTED TANF COLLECTIONS FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-34A, lines 8 A + 7a C.
ALABAMA	$13,081,128	$12,814,385	$11,962,934	$8,075,481	$11,403,722
ALASKA	16,998,004	15,835,000	15,537,769	13,811,543	13,864,296
ARIZONA	24,712,096	28,487,330	27,610,828	29,070,561	30,289,055
ARKANSAS	9,429,566	15,455,957	40,072,714	6,636,101	6,451,861
CALIFORNIA	679,824,184	566,941,125	615,595,467	595,822,165	582,934,966
COLORADO	24,310,791	23,628,421	21,886,027	20,421,021	19,988,195
CONNECTICUT	58,549,236	62,040,024	61,004,218	44,724,895	43,690,364
DELAWARE	9,678,214	6,936,324	6,547,542	6,051,607	5,858,456
DIST. OF COL.	4,232,870	4,703,342	5,093,648	5,285,068	5,959,342
FLORIDA	69,021,644	296,446,262	336,235,124	77,901,103	70,373,033
GEORGIA	40,091,267	41,700,268	42,615,892	37,985,186	37,268,535
GUAM	1,277,846	1,583,590	1,615,247	1,380,921	1,304,833
HAWAII	12,437,509	12,011,817	10,161,323	10,407,813	10,028,868
IDAHO	4,392,989	4,175,259	4,034,453	3,721,297	3,619,971
ILLINOIS	55,965,762	48,591,752	41,173,281	33,985,529	35,475,039
INDIANA	23,353,508	27,447,748	30,901,275	24,689,331	31,657,475
IOWA	48,774,826	85,646,119	93,898,214	37,612,635	35,924,019
KANSAS	15,407,682	19,064,853	20,064,779	19,284,326	20,810,661
KENTUCKY	33,196,076	34,174,073	30,683,592	31,417,295	32,559,162
LOUISIANA	17,287,648	17,595,999	16,911,475	15,074,477	13,648,337
MAINE	32,189,623	28,702,151	28,037,863	27,146,594	27,839,745
MARYLAND	21,273,218	20,869,060	20,369,530	19,526,332	19,587,826
MASSACHUSETTS	43,972,647	46,088,315	44,772,734	42,398,536	40,496,265
MICHIGAN	95,443,416	138,877,971	118,069,024	103,239,749	93,537,867
MINNESOTA	54,523,278	56,045,217	57,964,819	53,660,647	48,404,396
MISSISSIPPI	7,988,888	8,044,064	7,961,659	7,222,502	7,034,622
MISSOURI	44,104,812	48,429,689	43,638,169	39,220,882	38,290,751
MONTANA	4,892,651	5,641,698	5,977,323	5,139,088	4,726,541
NEBRASKA	14,946,060	11,477,860	10,335,755	9,816,118	9,860,927
NEVADA	5,909,349	5,929,114	6,385,693	6,498,848	7,292,671
NEW HAMPSHIRE	7,917,820	8,202,914	10,462,571	8,634,547	8,373,523
NEW JERSEY	61,431,801	61,109,093	58,213,037	55,989,614	56,219,642
NEW MEXICO	7,727,134	8,946,513	9,020,620	9,738,570	9,197,160
NEW YORK	172,580,848	158,509,297	133,514,112	117,986,015	118,064,686
NORTH CAROLINA	41,276,354	40,047,606	37,241,697	35,345,256	34,360,418
NORTH DAKOTA	5,313,061	5,112,946	5,504,577	5,255,291	5,625,142
OHIO	81,403,521	79,098,539	72,932,031	76,348,663	68,774,095
OKLAHOMA	19,012,137	18,463,155	18,200,372	17,331,749	16,722,098
OREGON	20,792,757	24,120,609	23,281,687	21,529,786	21,595,582
PENNSYLVANIA	84,759,873	84,624,274	80,441,986	84,178,424	90,247,317
PUERTO RICO	2,354,843	2,172,966	2,208,407	1,987,393	1,924,926
RHODE ISLAND	15,784,188	14,953,362	14,017,269	13,075,299	11,646,040
SOUTH CAROLINA	12,784,545	13,637,355	13,203,864	12,108,434	10,668,105
SOUTH DAKOTA	18,749,127	21,287,661	22,547,465	3,932,047	3,619,655
TENNESSEE	37,083,838	45,083,999	52,102,185	57,620,466	60,598,639
TEXAS	102,044,598	173,712,597	198,295,218	82,298,137	81,462,565
UTAH	20,390,596	20,115,233	19,830,463	16,943,466	16,100,877
VERMONT	7,733,390	6,106,410	5,465,166	11,282,980	5,072,326
VIRGIN ISLANDS	503,161	941,382	270,481	41,475,793	232,733
VIRGINIA	137,017,082	146,512,713	156,237,584	229,657	42,921,497
WASHINGTON	87,649,925	83,987,262	79,551,103	73,508,747	76,956,455
WEST VIRGINIA	44,910,405	65,933,754	67,190,660	12,337,608	13,242,225
WISCONSIN	42,399,898	32,218,511	31,452,047	31,326,031	28,434,017
WYOMING	3,354,311	3,181,307	2,675,504	2,508,312	2,473,765
TOTALS	$2,522,242,001	$2,813,464,245	$2,890,978,477	$2,130,199,936	$2,094,715,289

 

TABLE 12: DISTRIBUTED FOSTER CARE COLLECTIONS FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-34A, line 8 B. Beginning in FY 2004, lines 8 B + 7a D. NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	$326,336	$256,568	$347,787	$383,226	$435,530
ALASKA	451,987	617,343	554,736	1,427,558	1,472,048
ARIZONA	36,466	22,512	33,156	21,724	20,616
ARKANSAS	300,411	285,629	239,907	328,661	411,504
CALIFORNIA	15,664,512	16,047,770	19,017,554	29,181,733	28,930,971
COLORADO	1,253,546	1,207,707	1,379,705	1,403,837	1,344,920
CONNECTICUT	927,517	1,100,601	1,078,148	1,205,188	1,167,848
DELAWARE	72,381	233,290	264,622	277,440	262,286
DIST. OF COL.	39,000	34,261	99,924	123,958	80,892
FLORIDA	719,569	30,844	147,677	940,808	1,462,838
GEORGIA	1,313,626	1,464,507	1,603,297	1,598,227	1,864,867
GUAM	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
HAWAII	174,642	236,616	328,418	405,934	455,573
IDAHO	111,165	147,647	156,584	406,049	104,730
ILLINOIS	NA	1,109,189	503,187	1,044,009	1,310,377
INDIANA	310,585	376,722	535,154	286,650	214,731
IOWA	2,134,816	1,810,214	1,445,343	1,342,515	1,447,428
KANSAS	1,122,471	960,911	1,468,634	1,075,630	1,039,401
KENTUCKY	1,168,745	1,560,807	1,640,875	2,089,490	2,299,681
LOUISIANA	264,252	310,939	456,938	738,163	619,191
MAINE	1,130,814	1,293,583	1,379,778	1,440,741	1,203,162
MARYLAND	1,091,514	698,704	678,128	800,962	928,943
MASSACHUSETTS	175,769	1,040,511	512,529	379,936	566,291
MICHIGAN	1,133,593	1,353,879	1,678,078	2,363,006	1,988,637
MINNESOTA	1,304,712	1,151,760	1,009,555	1,449,008	1,427,529
MISSISSIPPI	241,758	233,841	182,333	151,989	133,769
MISSOURI	2,156,325	2,472,039	2,037,112	2,495,242	2,477,850
MONTANA	223,066	211,222	159,185	202,958	184,753
NEBRASKA	596,447	3,648,817	3,144,869	103,438	557,595
NEVADA	184,702	247,665	226,601	210,133	56,860
NEW HAMPSHIRE	231,635	269,190	307,385	329,667	316,998
NEW JERSEY	1,978,805	2,227,780	2,276,907	2,780,487	3,199,790
NEW MEXICO	1,118	660	612	1,000	2,182
NEW YORK	6,758,612	9,758,456	7,892,577	4,205,101	3,639,783
NORTH CAROLINA	1,234,746	1,241,565	1,179,900	1,767,739	1,911,268
NORTH DAKOTA	284,610	248,114	283,738	454,849	570,131
OHIO	678,993	876,787	973,650	996,803	1,172,269
OKLAHOMA	910,056	1,542,602	1,625,406	1,634,276	1,758,538
OREGON	1,295,141	1,230,213	1,431,336	1,568,245	2,125,602
PENNSYLVANIA	14,172,373	14,105,627	13,609,612	11,982,310	12,530,361
PUERTO RICO	4,426	14,359	38,877	43,327	30,717
RHODE ISLAND	-23,831	NA	NA	NA	385
SOUTH CAROLINA	333,302	389,767	367,579	311,911	257,720
SOUTH DAKOTA	60,972	75,376	102,635	248,844	232,228
TENNESSEE	617,257	835,504	1,187,593	1,499,802	5,177,008
TEXAS	534,775	756,610	827,509	943,243	1,282,185
UTAH	891,606	703,312	663,435	1,073,256	1,059,500
VERMONT	167,519	166,387	182,120	239,996	303,041
VIRGIN ISLANDS	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
VIRGINIA	1,503,278	1,557,908	2,147,575	2,317,967	2,451,540
WASHINGTON	799,984	788,825	679,947	954,826	896,065
WEST VIRGINIA	76,540	75,662	90,356	229,040	238,724
WISCONSIN	2,052,563	2,519,966	2,982,880	2,707,346	2,530,299
WYOMING	90,054	90,984	109,350	258,568	202,279
TOTALS	$69,285,261	$79,641,752	$81,270,793	$90,426,816	96,359,434

 

TABLE 13: DISTRIBUTED NON-TANF COLLECTIONS FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-34A, lines 7b C + 7c C+ 8 D. Beginning in FY 2004, lines 7b (C+D) + 7c (C+D) + 8 (E+F) .
ALABAMA	$186,832,573	$197,722,932	$210,956,925	$218,025,569	$225,476,113
ALASKA	60,455,427	64,845,093	63,256,986	66,873,556	69,754,571
ARIZONA	187,635,634	201,118,286	205,857,256	218,612,497	236,262,787
ARKANSAS	112,420,066	113,103,683	95,033,297	137,776,167	148,237,441
CALIFORNIA	1,292,273,241	1,178,406,898	1,497,428,923	1,552,838,613	1,610,179,105
COLORADO	164,165,503	177,677,149	179,844,711	195,375,935	214,932,266
CONNECTICUT	143,473,515	153,545,845	160,279,292	180,712,656	190,533,080
DELAWARE	43,655,304	52,338,376	54,691,973	57,318,090	60,360,934
DIST. OF COL.	33,488,296	35,805,890	39,120,571	39,295,139	41,932,311
FLORIDA	630,672,242	506,950,400	554,618,451	903,864,120	1,004,850,567
GEORGIA	342,091,121	372,025,504	409,453,509	425,793,188	459,764,512
GUAM	6,173,571	6,339,850	6,705,341	7,327,923	7,576,376
HAWAII	56,737,337	61,242,043	65,218,392	70,015,726	73,099,107
IDAHO	82,906,773	91,346,582	98,881,547	106,762,463	111,818,177
ILLINOIS	368,134,588	410,400,042	429,360,662	476,185,811	525,002,365
INDIANA	343,117,646	402,370,563	385,662,639	417,662,899	449,377,363
IOWA	186,027,329	168,033,663	174,629,158	241,444,113	252,556,652
KANSAS	110,646,139	114,166,507	117,716,829	122,351,704	130,730,910
KENTUCKY	214,592,576	245,182,766	248,854,156	288,594,111	301,707,186
LOUISIANA	215,939,609	242,445,326	255,641,929	263,808,737	275,043,161
MAINE	61,780,680	66,062,905	68,187,730	70,961,910	71,734,193
MARYLAND	357,038,469	374,757,774	388,184,771	407,248,068	432,885,145
MASSACHUSETTS	318,911,763	355,555,839	379,806,293	397,096,357	424,982,531
MICHIGAN	1,288,648,767	1,303,498,532	1,284,189,014	1,308,785,147	1,285,995,181
MINNESOTA	456,294,202	479,892,385	499,600,260	512,267,683	519,135,648
MISSISSIPPI	149,860,975	160,756,571	166,921,425	174,634,439	188,160,834
MISSOURI	326,393,581	359,964,927	387,317,938	408,002,491	426,730,623
MONTANA	35,911,419	37,597,933	38,148,855	39,658,508	41,895,806
NEBRASKA	144,344,295	128,091,485	133,233,834	143,656,610	148,798,155
NEVADA	77,956,091	85,239,518	93,021,077	101,005,650	108,174,074
NEW HAMPSHIRE	65,076,306	67,548,937	68,746,818	70,644,252	72,104,062
NEW JERSEY	661,271,921	711,318,604	754,531,326	803,147,677	856,056,248
NEW MEXICO	35,866,570	42,925,534	50,789,663	56,659,134	59,248,573
NEW YORK	969,461,424	1,120,956,856	1,199,697,269	1,189,921,951	1,278,424,389
NORTH CAROLINA	387,834,908	427,453,297	457,670,575	490,259,869	528,857,523
NORTH DAKOTA	42,030,997	45,483,468	48,745,094	51,959,939	56,796,800
OHIO	1,379,294,421	1,537,611,087	1,492,207,226	1,559,073,447	1,587,558,143
OKLAHOMA	96,323,345	111,786,043	122,608,650	135,056,911	158,997,599
OREGON	248,960,916	250,528,480	264,315,462	275,181,999	280,059,353
PENNSYLVANIA	1,153,269,775	1,233,190,577	1,262,603,947	1,274,796,545	1,311,134,972
PUERTO RICO	193,523,091	209,395,302	230,067,906	238,474,028	256,403,200
RHODE ISLAND	33,167,979	38,316,307	38,527,688	41,579,337	43,717,101
SOUTH CAROLINA	195,037,835	210,319,610	218,928,856	223,227,895	225,252,028
SOUTH DAKOTA	28,653,167	29,258,388	29,864,597	51,586,546	54,598,416
TENNESSEE	238,635,969	272,333,578	300,393,048	323,170,098	349,141,935
TEXAS	1,071,645,557	1,172,428,903	1,308,253,136	1,419,334,312	1,698,578,406
UTAH	106,088,694	112,234,240	116,614,531	122,579,824	131,511,957
VERMONT	32,796,563	35,229,463	36,563,145	37,157,465	39,144,772
VIRGIN ISLANDS	6,668,580	6,242,827	7,331,744	8,253,377	8,254,279
VIRGINIA	264,644,267	288,633,507	309,067,035	451,257,322	473,602,536
WASHINGTON	484,452,715	506,120,519	517,026,669	516,735,363	531,220,736
WEST VIRGINIA	92,246,140	85,184,427	89,780,973	145,902,845	157,648,852
WISCONSIN	539,269,863	539,439,653	543,411,832	554,882,034	570,239,074
WYOMING	41,270,111	43,336,200	44,569,678	45,834,074	48,567,280
TOTALS	$16,366,069,846	$17,243,761,074	$18,204,140,612	$19,640,632,124	$20,814,805,408

 

TABLE 14: FEDERAL SHARE OF TANF/FOSTER CARE COLLECTIONS FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS ¹

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-34A, line 12a + 10 B. Beginning in FY 2004, lines 10a G + 10b G. 1 - Prior to FY 2002, incentives were paid out of the Federal share of collections and the net Federal share was reported. As of 10/01/2001, incentives are paid with appropriated dollars.
ALABAMA	$5,061,030	$7,699,403	$7,171,380	$4,483,134	$6,841,054
ALASKA	6,585,301	8,481,926	8,548,680	8,136,776	8,064,158
ARIZONA	12,435,695	18,165,392	18,073,230	19,050,593	19,882,459
ARKANSAS	4,901,899	5,564,711	5,526,280	4,905,190	4,830,712
CALIFORNIA	272,806,524	275,963,539	302,197,800	303,957,255	299,426,298
COLORADO	6,953,571	12,026,385	11,347,632	10,506,581	10,203,970
CONNECTICUT	18,183,694	24,188,646	21,873,343	20,996,414	20,313,891
DELAWARE	1,767,180	2,929,969	2,798,964	2,216,941	2,124,716
DIST. OF COL.	2,118,440	2,331,312	2,509,314	2,437,938	2,690,739
FLORIDA	22,775,788	45,517,046	45,125,734	45,235,805	41,416,811
GEORGIA	10,359,062	18,105,787	18,558,587	17,873,943	19,220,222
GUAM	700,289	1,122,616	1,179,533	1,013,112	941,842
HAWAII	4,029,353	6,056,538	5,464,988	5,625,501	5,410,605
IDAHO	2,220,929	3,038,181	2,921,591	2,857,278	2,588,042
ILLINOIS	21,262,724	21,797,724	19,953,349	16,673,047	17,375,102
INDIANA	11,437,693	16,644,547	19,630,849	14,748,263	18,549,105
IOWA	20,137,793	23,953,368	24,074,397	24,392,068	23,498,640
KANSAS	6,309,370	11,440,666	12,200,291	11,782,424	12,664,309
KENTUCKY	17,476,830	24,448,067	22,061,988	23,165,909	23,822,488
LOUISIANA	7,968,493	11,244,438	10,871,283	9,967,928	9,053,991
MAINE	14,298,787	16,717,523	16,392,566	16,660,969	16,438,872
MARYLAND	7,368,929	10,679,673	10,416,513	9,941,973	9,904,144
MASSACHUSETTS	15,652,639	23,365,520	22,405,679	21,194,792	20,290,534
MICHIGAN	25,569,505	62,704,142	54,280,852	55,777,066	51,164,855
MINNESOTA	14,228,317	23,862,363	24,616,920	22,613,136	21,247,724
MISSISSIPPI	5,037,350	5,870,643	5,842,380	5,296,351	5,246,806
MISSOURI	20,226,596	30,243,843	27,162,857	25,059,021	24,470,047
MONTANA	1,395,502	4,102,825	4,305,424	3,725,979	3,387,190
NEBRASKA	5,143,518	6,048,175	5,279,783	5,640,530	5,619,518
NEVADA	601,385	2,845,197	3,219,573	3,496,991	4,014,654
NEW HAMPSHIRE	3,115,861	4,206,043	5,285,747	4,386,685	4,233,346
NEW JERSEY	17,581,109	30,557,777	29,101,452	28,367,280	28,580,066
NEW MEXICO	4,638,365	6,003,911	6,239,038	6,951,411	6,524,256
NEW YORK	59,747,172	76,443,950	64,441,210	57,072,817	56,515,256
NORTH CAROLINA	20,210,165	24,283,722	23,042,135	22,346,750	22,185,911
NORTH DAKOTA	3,131,772	3,693,216	3,901,212	3,826,281	4,096,863
OHIO	24,524,357	41,903,352	39,923,436	42,358,500	38,982,621
OKLAHOMA	10,992,571	13,737,615	13,701,005	13,044,072	12,646,906
OREGON	7,920,009	13,731,254	13,489,361	13,107,551	13,703,841
PENNSYLVANIA	33,544,516	47,207,605	43,324,167	47,056,347	48,427,755
PUERTO RICO	774,389	1,184,227	1,227,290	1,171,945	1,002,339
RHODE ISLAND	5,865,517	7,776,347	7,710,639	7,184,508	6,256,117
SOUTH CAROLINA	5,547,977	6,613,750	6,075,084	5,724,259	5,040,960
SOUTH DAKOTA	380,894	2,814,276	2,580,363	2,672,778	2,471,681
TENNESSEE	8,661,040	13,470,214	14,334,600	15,312,543	18,767,847
TEXAS	43,758,510	52,939,948	49,324,559	49,037,270	49,238,135
UTAH	10,800,452	12,494,840	12,193,264	12,101,786	11,526,859
VERMONT	3,208,767	3,909,883	3,482,121	7,015,172	3,176,962
VIRGIN ISLANDS	287,040	173,932	174,112	148,437	147,368
VIRGINIA	13,822,375	18,811,695	20,338,812	21,278,226	21,914,382
WASHINGTON	29,678,407	42,489,359	39,880,601	36,906,529	38,526,341
WEST VIRGINIA	7,675,386	10,093,497	10,198,316	9,235,212	9,897,391
WISCONSIN	13,030,140	18,839,017	19,747,127	19,242,790	13,002,970
WYOMING	1,734,153	2,008,898	1,686,287	1,620,842	1,517,446
TOTALS	$895,645,130	$1,182,548,493	$1,167,413,698	$1,146,602,899	$1,129,087,117

 

TABLE 15: STATE SHARE OF TANF/FOSTER CARE COLLECTIONS FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-34A, line 7a E - 10 E. Beginning in FY 2004, line 7a G - (line 10a G + 10b G).
ALABAMA	$3,424,487	$3,229,488	$2,986,383	$1,853,453	$2,817,358
ALASKA	7,168,450	7,518,695	7,285,144	6,895,135	7,085,490
ARIZONA	8,298,890	9,789,966	8,801,459	9,273,216	9,594,871
ARKANSAS	2,393,660	2,095,960	1,913,516	1,663,967	1,631,780
CALIFORNIA	315,700,540	260,930,504	302,197,793	303,957,249	299,426,289
COLORADO	12,357,567	12,026,384	11,347,626	10,506,573	10,203,963
CONNECTICUT	21,783,691	24,188,647	21,873,337	20,996,405	20,313,883
DELAWARE	2,835,678	2,929,960	2,798,955	2,216,934	2,092,664
DIST. OF COL.	2,118,439	2,331,315	2,509,309	2,437,930	2,690,731
FLORIDA	30,154,377	35,144,031	31,579,579	31,526,122	28,900,356
GEORGIA	13,085,836	12,581,988	12,579,982	12,125,961	12,580,278
GUAM	309,389	374,204	393,177	337,703	313,947
HAWAII	5,132,940	4,693,441	3,833,957	3,925,434	3,843,038
IDAHO	1,300,599	1,239,743	1,195,646	1,197,899	1,076,700
ILLINOIS	26,553,149	21,797,721	19,953,343	16,673,041	17,375,098
INDIANA	8,570,015	10,184,189	12,047,139	8,917,114	10,997,092
IOWA	15,026,182	14,152,532	13,838,042	13,762,266	13,477,978
KANSAS	5,914,954	7,563,762	8,082,821	7,590,193	8,093,452
KENTUCKY	10,022,065	10,507,704	9,504,743	9,885,753	10,405,223
LOUISIANA	4,665,347	4,758,894	4,380,235	3,947,929	3,690,928
MAINE	9,504,430	8,391,405	8,362,139	8,579,100	8,894,576
MARYLAND	11,092,462	10,679,675	10,416,510	9,941,965	9,904,134
MASSACHUSETTS	21,722,068	23,365,514	22,405,673	21,194,785	20,290,525
MICHIGAN	35,256,073	48,552,323	43,663,667	44,020,873	39,057,073
MINNESOTA	23,813,655	23,862,363	24,616,917	22,613,125	21,247,717
MISSISSIPPI	1,789,826	1,844,752	1,782,757	1,574,890	1,560,156
MISSOURI	17,385,226	19,287,506	17,199,151	15,707,242	15,546,381
MONTANA	1,277,973	1,530,600	1,595,650	1,388,608	1,323,780
NEBRASKA	5,314,113	4,108,290	3,590,822	3,777,618	3,802,879
NEVADA	2,852,658	2,845,197	2,925,825	2,869,280	3,167,194
NEW HAMPSHIRE	4,108,855	4,206,036	5,285,743	4,386,680	4,233,340
NEW JERSEY	30,679,944	30,557,770	29,101,444	28,367,270	28,580,057
NEW MEXICO	1,929,902	2,216,123	2,128,770	2,335,711	2,256,707
NEW YORK	84,147,168	76,443,949	64,441,209	57,072,810	56,515,253
NORTH CAROLINA	15,351,552	15,227,706	13,789,921	13,208,939	12,681,151
NORTH DAKOTA	1,658,240	1,592,621	1,805,648	1,775,067	1,973,465
OHIO	29,903,130	29,385,100	27,938,941	29,156,779	26,336,783
OKLAHOMA	5,729,623	5,767,733	5,716,519	5,526,645	5,373,762
OREGON	8,826,005	9,463,432	8,933,113	8,447,376	8,717,363
PENNSYLVANIA	40,904,285	39,174,104	35,893,543	38,875,623	41,519,786
PUERTO RICO	434,130	394,739	409,094	390,648	334,113
RHODE ISLAND	7,218,877	7,049,864	6,207,483	5,638,100	5,040,591
SOUTH CAROLINA	2,665,593	2,924,397	2,627,227	2,469,645	2,171,746
SOUTH DAKOTA	1,376,470	1,454,306	1,371,795	1,397,238	1,271,586
TENNESSEE	6,335,495	7,696,055	7,858,618	8,464,696	10,190,411
TEXAS	40,043,732	35,044,013	32,896,742	32,392,934	31,652,510
UTAH	5,283,316	5,354,932	4,922,491	4,771,869	4,451,598
VERMONT	2,581,002	2,290,376	2,097,308	4,421,366	2,108,285
VIRGIN ISLANDS	115,680	57,978	58,037	49,476	49,121
VIRGINIA	18,375,171	17,751,367	19,912,151	21,278,220	21,914,375
WASHINGTON	43,400,712	41,865,136	39,880,598	36,906,521	38,526,332
WEST VIRGINIA	2,812,594	3,316,222	3,392,192	3,047,288	3,361,001
WISCONSIN	21,639,061	14,482,227	14,049,086	13,701,550	9,292,932
WYOMING	1,206,714	1,232,826	1,063,692	1,090,956	1,103,358
TOTALS	$1,003,551,990	$947,455,765	$947,442,662	$926,531,170	$911,061,160

 

TABLE 16: GROSS UNDISTRIBUTED COLLECTIONS FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-34A, line 9 (4th quarter).
ALABAMA	$4,734,749	$4,424,712	$4,877,199	$10,007,873	$11,765,750
ALASKA	2,508,112	534,785	2,565,900	2,046,682	2,273,673
ARIZONA	14,361,211	13,096,959	14,085,379	13,525,612	17,945,269
ARKANSAS	4,577,835	3,749,972	3,308,007	2,629,483	2,675,604
CALIFORNIA	190,181,896	186,537,775	28,845,369	22,619,136	22,319,112
COLORADO	332,430	3,464,898	9,189,282	2,557,848	2,950,199
CONNECTICUT	2,323,585	1,916,064	2,447,155	1,959,976	2,133,847
DELAWARE	2,415,152	2,136,854	1,858,022	2,031,525	2,894,672
DIST. OF COL.	1,916,077	2,497,853	1,114,978	1,612,858	1,223,856
FLORIDA	41,423,618	28,062,245	23,789,996	16,193,837	26,224,513
GEORGIA	9,230,025	14,413,623	2,892,523	2,754,199	6,598,744
GUAM	4,894,464	5,841,373	5,386,458	4,987,083	2,477,010
HAWAII	7,059,169	6,720,123	7,568,893	6,064,890	5,721,720
IDAHO	416,704	975,372	1,049,902	712,725	887,766
ILLINOIS	3,084,576	7,266,379	6,747,848	9,011,416	12,875,092
INDIANA	31,903,750	10,972,751	13,095,786	11,670,465	16,348,569
IOWA	3,915,089	3,577,523	3,994,997	4,494,714	2,033,502
KANSAS	4,293,978	4,634,878	4,550,704	7,044,184	3,120,488
KENTUCKY	12,730,602	6,098,886	7,157,992	7,060,909	7,614,023
LOUISIANA	1,850,960	581,527	545,454	719,486	3,507,420
MAINE	1,631,087	1,664,761	2,071,569	1,896,017	1,692,919
MARYLAND	7,233,707	1,682,252	22,090,592	16,482,664	7,743,821
MASSACHUSETTS	19,557,667	22,310,192	20,727,334	23,363,520	15,897,324
MICHIGAN	44,162,708	69,659,816	60,752,771	48,535,131	47,544,752
MINNESOTA	4,863,769	4,374,975	8,107,073	7,901,225	7,925,247
MISSISSIPPI	5,780,887	4,870,583	6,923,728	10,032,608	11,389,529
MISSOURI	16,064,945	10,626,121	7,742,495	9,006,848	9,717,644
MONTANA	1,044,189	323,898	325,460	261,519	277,354
NEBRASKA	3,823,910	8,410,523	3,102,921	2,580,015	2,923,801
NEVADA	3,170,975	4,384,210	3,059,736	4,573,761	3,455,368
NEW HAMPSHIRE	1,767,944	2,701,755	2,364,354	2,146,560	1,879,052
NEW JERSEY	9,238,774	8,061,033	8,907,879	8,374,219	9,331,038
NEW MEXICO	3,484,493	3,179,510	2,573,638	3,017,218	3,395,795
NEW YORK	62,128,934	69,261,422	77,583,778	75,375,706	78,050,407
NORTH CAROLINA	9,178,966	7,601,683	12,521,193	12,864,442	11,110,680
NORTH DAKOTA	1,640,699	1,473,636	1,745,797	1,967,982	2,304,315
OHIO	38,362,652	33,710,316	26,219,208	21,608,383	32,513,358
OKLAHOMA	1,333,543	3,487,116	3,184,018	2,827,353	3,706,020
OREGON	1,655,788	321,560	2,587,944	3,354,264	3,900,226
PENNSYLVANIA	14,847,756	19,875,906	33,755,978	13,263,028	12,220,812
PUERTO RICO	3,686,511	4,379,119	3,920,231	6,592,028	8,257,749
RHODE ISLAND	4,669,220	3,044,252	3,353,552	2,821,530	2,708,607
SOUTH CAROLINA	5,822,387	5,902,708	6,276,465	6,253,604	9,253,057
SOUTH DAKOTA	801,976	564,057	579,075	573,164	839,199
TENNESSEE	75,921,040	21,941,266	12,233,531	13,946,863	9,519,166
TEXAS	19,054,722	4,614,614	18,626,391	15,636,111	14,781,872
UTAH	1,206,276	955,500	1,143,513	2,238,201	2,173,974
VERMONT	2,616,364	4,345,723	6,119,175	2,032,984	3,109,304
VIRGIN ISLANDS	184,144	808,217	616,195	785,479	626,624
VIRGINIA	5,381,036	3,835,951	4,780,850	4,328,308	4,866,553
WASHINGTON	2,875,707	2,723,852	3,179,747	4,438,344	5,525,955
WEST VIRGINIA	9,061,558	9,020,234	9,715,823	12,028,928	6,903,318
WISCONSIN	9,880,943	7,965,614	8,804,461	8,495,071	8,025,904
WYOMING	1,933,157	2,052,248	2,392,731	968,655	1,136,625
TOTALS	$738,222,416	$657,639,175	$533,161,050	$480,276,634	$498,298,198

 

TABLE 17: NET UNDISTRIBUTED COLLECTIONS FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-34A, line 9b E. Beginning in FY 2004 line, 9b G (4th quarter).
ALABAMA	$4,734,749	$4,424,712	$4,877,199	$10,007,873	$11,765,750
ALASKA	2,508,112	534,785	2,565,900	2,046,682	2,273,673
ARIZONA	14,361,211	13,096,959	14,085,379	13,525,612	17,945,269
ARKANSAS	4,577,835	3,749,972	3,308,007	2,629,483	2,675,604
CALIFORNIA	190,181,896	186,922,801	28,800,483	22,513,722	22,274,351
COLORADO	332,430	3,465,551	9,178,070	2,562,347	2,949,021
CONNECTICUT	2,323,585	1,916,064	2,447,155	1,959,976	2,094,128
DELAWARE	2,415,152	2,136,854	1,858,022	2,031,525	2,894,672
DIST. OF COL.	1,916,077	2,497,853	1,114,978	1,612,858	1,223,856
FLORIDA	41,423,618	28,062,245	23,789,996	16,193,837	26,224,513
GEORGIA	9,230,025	14,315,210	2,878,155	2,668,475	6,436,963
GUAM	4,894,464	5,841,373	5,386,458	4,987,083	2,477,010
HAWAII	7,059,169	6,720,123	7,568,893	6,064,890	5,721,720
IDAHO	416,704	975,372	1,049,902	712,725	887,766
ILLINOIS	3,084,576	7,266,379	6,747,848	8,615,964	11,750,537
INDIANA	31,903,750	10,972,751	13,095,786	11,670,465	16,348,569
IOWA	3,915,089	3,577,523	3,994,997	4,494,714	2,033,502
KANSAS	4,293,978	4,634,878	4,550,704	7,044,186	3,120,488
KENTUCKY	12,730,602	6,098,886	7,157,992	7,060,909	7,614,023
LOUISIANA	1,850,960	581,527	545,454	719,486	3,507,420
MAINE	1,631,087	1,664,761	2,071,569	1,896,016	1,692,919
MARYLAND	7,233,707	1,682,252	22,090,592	16,482,664	7,743,821
MASSACHUSETTS	19,557,667	22,310,192	20,727,334	23,363,520	15,871,873
MICHIGAN	44,162,708	68,873,023	60,702,843	48,535,131	47,544,752
MINNESOTA	4,863,769	4,374,975	8,107,073	7,901,225	7,925,247
MISSISSIPPI	5,780,887	4,870,583	6,923,728	10,032,608	11,389,529
MISSOURI	16,064,945	10,626,121	7,742,495	9,006,711	9,717,644
MONTANA	1,044,189	323,107	325,460	257,750	276,986
NEBRASKA	3,823,910	8,410,523	3,102,921	2,580,015	2,923,801
NEVADA	3,170,975	4,384,210	3,059,736	4,573,761	3,455,368
NEW HAMPSHIRE	1,767,944	2,701,755	2,364,354	2,146,560	1,879,052
NEW JERSEY	9,238,774	8,041,730	8,872,767	8,305,765	9,287,371
NEW MEXICO	3,484,493	3,179,510	2,573,638	3,017,218	3,395,795
NEW YORK	62,128,934	69,261,422	77,583,778	75,375,706	78,050,407
NORTH CAROLINA	9,178,966	7,601,683	12,521,193	12,864,442	11,110,680
NORTH DAKOTA	1,640,699	1,473,636	1,745,797	1,967,982	2,305,287
OHIO	38,362,652	33,710,316	26,219,208	21,608,383	32,513,358
OKLAHOMA	1,333,543	3,487,116	3,184,018	2,819,748	3,704,836
OREGON	1,655,788	321,560	2,587,873	3,354,264	3,844,687
PENNSYLVANIA	14,847,756	19,875,906	33,755,978	13,263,028	12,220,812
PUERTO RICO	3,686,511	4,329,941	3,872,697	6,592,028	8,257,749
RHODE ISLAND	4,669,220	3,044,252	3,353,552	2,821,530	2,708,607
SOUTH CAROLINA	5,822,387	5,907,523	6,286,571	6,254,768	9,264,568
SOUTH DAKOTA	801,976	564,057	579,075	573,164	839,199
TENNESSEE	75,921,040	21,941,266	11,645,345	13,939,716	9,519,166
TEXAS	19,054,722	4,614,614	18,626,391	15,636,111	14,781,872
UTAH	1,206,276	955,500	1,143,507	2,238,201	2,172,512
VERMONT	2,616,364	4,345,723	6,119,175	2,032,984	3,109,304
VIRGIN ISLANDS	184,144	808,217	616,195	785,479	626,724
VIRGINIA	5,381,036	3,828,177	4,805,946	4,327,491	4,863,740
WASHINGTON	2,875,707	2,723,852	3,179,747	4,438,344	5,494,207
WEST VIRGINIA	9,061,558	9,020,234	9,715,823	12,028,928	6,903,318
WISCONSIN	9,880,943	7,789,226	8,557,380	8,225,725	7,791,229
WYOMING	1,933,157	2,052,248	2,392,731	968,674	1,136,625
TOTALS	$738,222,416	$656,891,029	$532,157,868	$479,338,452	$496,541,880

 

TABLE 18: PERCENT OF UNDISTRIBUTED COLLECTIONS FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-34A. Formula: (Balance remaining undistributed at end of quarter, Qtr1 + collections received + net adjustments) - (collections forwarded to non-IV-D cases + collections sent to other states)/net udc, 4th qtr; (line 1 1st qtr + line 2 + line 3) - (line 4 + line 5)/line 9b, 4th qtr. 1 - Guam's UDC percentages are unusually large due to a system problem.
ALABAMA	2.31	2.06	2.14	4.23	4.72
ALASKA	3.12	0.65	3.13	2.43	2.60
ARIZONA	6.33	5.40	5.69	5.18	6.31
ARKANSAS	3.61	2.83	2.39	1.78	1.70
CALIFORNIA	8.73	9.60	1.33	1.02	0.99
COLORADO	0.17	1.68	4.32	1.17	1.23
CONNECTICUT	1.13	0.88	1.09	0.86	0.88
DELAWARE	4.33	3.47	2.93	3.09	4.17
DIST. OF COL.	4.80	5.80	2.45	3.48	2.49
FLORIDA	5.58	3.37	2.60	1.62	2.38
GEORGIA	2.35	3.33	0.63	0.57	1.27
GUAM 1	39.64	42.44	39.30	36.41	18.03
HAWAII	9.24	8.38	9.09	6.98	6.41
IDAHO	0.47	1.01	1.01	0.64	0.76
ILLINOIS	0.72	1.55	1.41	1.66	2.04
INDIANA	8.01	2.49	3.04	2.57	3.28
IOWA	1.63	1.38	1.46	1.58	0.70
KANSAS	3.27	3.34	3.16	4.70	2.00
KENTUCKY	4.86	2.12	2.48	2.15	2.21
LOUISIANA	0.79	0.22	0.20	0.26	1.20
MAINE	1.63	1.70	2.08	1.87	1.65
MARYLAND	1.87	0.42	5.12	3.71	1.68
MASSACHUSETTS	5.11	5.25	4.65	5.04	3.29
MICHIGAN	3.09	4.55	4.14	3.32	3.31
MINNESOTA	0.94	0.81	1.43	1.37	1.37
MISSISSIPPI	3.53	2.80	3.80	5.22	5.51
MISSOURI	4.09	2.53	1.76	1.96	2.04
MONTANA	2.48	0.74	0.73	0.57	0.59
NEBRASKA	2.34	5.55	2.07	1.65	1.80
NEVADA	3.64	4.58	2.93	4.07	2.90
NEW HAMPSHIRE	2.37	3.43	2.89	2.63	2.27
NEW JERSEY	1.26	1.03	1.08	0.95	1.00
NEW MEXICO	7.40	5.78	4.13	4.35	4.73
NEW YORK	5.13	5.10	5.47	5.43	6.98
NORTH CAROLINA	2.09	1.59	2.46	2.38	1.93
NORTH DAKOTA	3.33	2.82	3.10	3.30	3.53
OHIO	2.56	2.04	1.65	1.30	1.92
OKLAHOMA	1.13	2.58	2.19	1.80	2.04
OREGON	0.61	0.12	0.89	1.11	1.25
PENNSYLVANIA	1.17	1.43	2.43	0.96	0.86
PUERTO RICO	1.84	2.00	1.64	2.67	3.10
RHODE ISLAND	8.71	5.41	6.00	4.91	4.66
SOUTH CAROLINA	2.72	2.57	2.63	2.59	3.77
SOUTH DAKOTA	1.66	1.10	1.09	1.02	1.42
TENNESSEE	21.55	6.45	3.18	3.52	2.24
TEXAS	1.60	0.34	1.22	1.03	0.82
UTAH	0.94	0.71	0.83	1.57	1.44
VERMONT	6.04	9.48	12.66	4.01	6.53
VIRGIN ISLANDS	0.03	0.10	7.50	8.47	6.88
VIRGINIA	1.32	0.87	1.02	0.87	0.93
WASHINGTON	0.50	0.46	0.53	0.75	0.89
WEST VIRGINIA	6.19	5.63	5.83	7.06	3.88
WISCONSIN	1.67	1.33	1.46	1.38	1.28
WYOMING	4.14	4.22	4.80	1.95	2.17
TOTALS	3.75	3.16	2.45	2.15	2.11

 

TABLE 19: UDC DISTRIBUTION BY CATEGORY - 4TH QUARTER, FY 2005

STATES	Net UDC Collections Totals	Collections Recieved Within the Past Two Business Days	Collections from Tax Offsets Being Held for Up to Six Months	Collections Received and Being Held for Future Support	Collections Being Held Pending the Resolution of Legal Disputes	Collections Being Held Pending Transfer to Other State or Federal Agency	Unidentified Collections	Collections Being Held Pending the Location of the CP or NCP	Collections Disbursed but Uncashed and Stale-Dated	Collections with Inaccurate or Missing Information	Other Collections Remaining Undistributed
Line	line 13	line 2	line 3	line 4	line 5	line 6	line 8	line 9	line 10	line 11	line 12
Source: Schedule UDC. NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	$11,765,750	$2,920,962	$1,748,780	$3,153,943	$407,065	$41,236	$96,724	$623,156	NA	$2,668,312	$105,572
ALASKA	2,273,673	NA	648,638	975,429	NA	NA	612	104,461	NA	535,607	8,926
ARIZONA	17,945,269	51	4,873,816	809,738	873,600	NA	148,286	547,097	9,262,521	1,123,536	306,624
ARKANSAS	2,675,604	41,425	1,483,209	336,270	72,099	NA	62,815	311,125	120,389	594	247,678
CALIFORNIA	22,274,351	NA	NA	1,393,669	2,012,205	211,373	4,455,259	10,086,048	2,222,070	28,632	1,865,095
COLORADO	2,949,021	697,673	1,983,839	15,301	NA	NA	NA	40,894	18,948	NA	192,366
CONNECTICUT	2,094,128	NA	688,912	161,382	301,035	NA	444,977	430,992	NA	52,257	14,573
DELAWARE	2,894,672	NA	340,928	693,533	465,645	84	28,220	294,223	831,686	35,995	204,358
DIST. OF COL.	1,223,856	NA	146,456	9,701	36,557	NA	69,832	255,868	186,680	245,441	273,321
FLORIDA	26,224,513	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
GEORGIA	6,436,963	NA	2,377,424	88	NA	NA	7,248	292,131	104,323	1,754	3,653,995
GUAM	2,477,010	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
HAWAII	5,721,720	167,278	1,570,907	1,607,395	NA	1,283,188	2,046	1,005,554	NA	85,352	NA
IDAHO	887,766	43,645	721,404	65,468	NA	NA	527	17,803	NA	32,189	6,730
ILLINOIS	11,750,537	1,277,801	3,665,333	88,616	954,874	86,248	205,826	1,573,953	3,455,794	15,861	426,231
INDIANA	16,348,569	NA	3,619,523	256,240	31,243	141,078	242,216	2,093,979	NA	5,531,429	4,432,861
IOWA	2,033,502	NA	837,802	164,241	548,755	NA	20,588	332,919	NA	-16,812	146,009
KANSAS	3,120,488	289,094	1,311,313	132,406	NA	NA	18,429	498,542	211	321,988	548,505
KENTUCKY	7,614,023	NA	2,699,181	2,041,999	51,723	NA	112,594	110,871	NA	613,532	1,984,123
LOUISIANA	3,507,420	NA	1,657,050	25,777	381,301	NA	37,830	1,039,814	NA	232,070	133,578
MAINE	1,692,919	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
MARYLAND	7,743,821	103,277	1,095,595	545,135	18,820	1,590,292	229,517	1,135,143	1,928,660	290,056	807,326
MASSACHUSETTS	15,871,873	NA	1,729,499	3,548,652	2,557,672	NA	285,234	1,948,522	324,915	1,985,825	3,491,554
MICHIGAN	47,544,752	12,292,228	7,220,748	13,565,366	943,366	567,438	386,067	7,446,270	3,551,173	1,220,007	352,089
MINNESOTA	7,925,247	253,595	1,940,319	3,617,670	1,378,671	112,906	10,846	339,182	NA	198,573	73,485
MISSISSIPPI	11,389,529	953,176	1,183,398	5,196,738	28,139	31,240	136,287	342,985	1,715,484	670,842	1,131,240
MISSOURI	9,717,644	2,513,320	2,461,136	3,383,132.0	362,007	NA	64,963	642,246	100,823	133,627	56,390
MONTANA	276,986	29,992	NA	96,541	9,420	NA	507	5,258	46,325	15,954	72,989
NEBRASKA	2,923,801	47,541	864,068	412,134	62,714	14,806	NA	43,478	NA	85,154	1,393,906
NEVADA	3,455,368	95,174	1,122,995	26,202	30,117	94,150	65,600	353,235	843,890	665,950	158,055
NEW HAMPSHIRE	1,879,052	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
NEW JERSEY	9,287,371	NA	3,084,331	342,418	NA	1,454,356	622,005	3,556,643	NA	227,618	NA
NEW MEXICO	3,395,795	NA	332,857	821,584	483,221	NA	218,170	351,543	257,573	226,602	704,245
NEW YORK	78,050,407	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
NORTH CAROLINA	11,110,680	NA	2,114,689	5,361,677	281,840	267,749	216,503	802,702	NA	1,080,189	985,331
NORTH DAKOTA	2,305,287	NA	242,857	1,321,915	NA	236,492	3,156	51,830	NA	416,889	32,148
OHIO	32,513,358	7,393,725	9,335,215	275,526	4,938,709	4,551,158	652,410	3,021,084	219,309	728,031	1,398,191
OKLAHOMA	3,704,836	NA	2,676,196	345,305	50,684	NA	1,763	6,865	38,635	4,470	580,918
OREGON	3,844,687	110,670	411,465	1,623,061	209,309	NA	21,707	917,422	75,185	NA	475,868
PENNSYLVANIA	12,220,812	NA	3,536,994	1,755,234	2,141,806	733,656	230,546	720,527	601,964	2,079,109	420,976
PUERTO RICO	8,257,749	NA	1,019,318	318,385	695,772	NA	1,184,714	871,315	2,944,432	1,199,328	24,485
RHODE ISLAND	2,708,607	NA	85,854	119,336	134,924	1,131	191,303	1,038,570	628,301	509,188	NA
SOUTH CAROLINA	9,264,568	1,020,174	931,817	66,226	141,642	1,062,473	81,585	397,908	2,157,349	844,300	2,561,094
SOUTH DAKOTA	839,199	338,418	407,356	28,983	37,274	5,839	15,025	291	2,831	1,191	1,991
TENNESSEE	9,519,166	NA	2,960,571	521,198	1,805	NA	750,939	1,302,691	1,978,309	393,290	1,610,363
TEXAS	14,781,872	4,909,761	1,836,015	191,803	994,683	187,454	260,497	2,206,249	605	52,426	4,142,379
UTAH	2,172,512	304,265	1,003,402	472,145	234,100	NA	2,924	7,927	10,477	57,972	79,300
VERMONT	3,109,304	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
VIRGIN ISLANDS	626,724	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
VIRGINIA	4,863,740	1,159,536	2,320,049	957,207	13,288	NA	19,594	98,382	NA	136	295,548
WASHINGTON	5,494,207	NA	419,918	2,831,852	NA	NA	102,446	323,913	765,487	165,633	884,958
WEST VIRGINIA	6,903,318	81,962	1,985,485	2,800,507	1,650,899	NA	5,836	47,866	330,763	NA	NA
WISCONSIN	7,791,229	146,752	2,437,190	4,580,331	17,127	NA	42,811	244,266	NA	68,695	254,057
WYOMING	1,136,625	175,511	113,444	34,486	NA	133,245	NA	136,495	NA	42,597	500,847
TOTALS	$496,541,880	$37,367,006	$85,247,296	$67,091,945	$23,554,111	$12,807,592	$11,756,984	$48,020,238	$34,725,112	$24,871,389	$37,040,278

 

TABLE 20: PERCENTAGE OF ITEMIZED UDC BY CATEGORY - 4TH QUARTER, FY 2005

STATES	Collections Received Within the Past Two Business Days	Collections from Tax Offsets Being Held for Up to Six Months	Collections Received and Being Held for Future Support	Collections Being Held Pending the Resolution of Legal Disputes	Collections Being Held Pending Transfer to Other State or Federal Agency	Unidentified Collections	Collections Being Held Pending the Location of the CP or NCP	Collections Disbursed but Uncashed and Stale-Dated	Collections with Inaccurate or Missing Information	Other Collections Remaining Undistributed
	line 2/13	line 3/13	line 4/13	line 5/13	line 6/13	line 8/13	line 9/13	line 10/13	line 11/13	line 12/13
Source: Schedule UDC NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	24.8	14.9	26.8	3.5	0.4	0.8	5.3	NA	22.7	0.9
ALASKA	NA	28.5	42.9	NA	NA	0.0	4.6	NA	23.6	0.4
ARIZONA	0.0	27.2	4.5	4.9	NA	0.8	3.0	51.6	6.3	1.7
ARKANSAS	1.5	55.4	12.6	2.7	NA	2.3	11.6	4.5	0.0	9.3
CALIFORNIA	NA	NA	6.3	9.0	0.9	20.0	45.3	10.0	0.1	8.4
COLORADO	23.7	67.3	0.5	NA	NA	NA	1.4	0.6	NA	6.5
CONNECTICUT	NA	32.9	7.7	14.4	NA	21.2	20.6	NA	2.5	0.7
DELAWARE	NA	11.8	24.0	16.1	0.0	1.0	10.2	28.7	1.2	7.1
DIST. OF COL.	NA	12.0	0.8	3.0	NA	5.7	20.9	15.3	20.1	22.3
FLORIDA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
GEORGIA	NA	36.9	0.0	NA	NA	0.1	4.5	1.6	0.0	56.8
GUAM	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
HAWAII	2.9	27.5	28.1	NA	22.4	0.0	17.6	NA	1.5	NA
IDAHO	4.9	81.3	7.4	NA	NA	0.1	2.0	NA	3.6	0.8
ILLINOIS	10.9	31.2	0.8	8.1	0.7	1.8	13.4	29.4	0.1	3.6
INDIANA	NA	22.1	1.6	0.2	0.9	1.5	12.8	NA	33.8	27.1
IOWA	NA	41.2	8.1	27.0	NA	1.0	16.4	NA	-0.8	7.2
KANSAS	9.3	42.0	4.2	NA	NA	0.6	16.0	NA	10.3	17.6
KENTUCKY	NA	35.5	26.8	0.7	NA	1.5	1.5	NA	8.1	26.1
LOUISIANA	NA	47.2	0.7	10.9	NA	1.1	29.6	NA	6.6	3.8
MAINE	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
MARYLAND	1.3	14.1	7.0	0.2	20.5	3.0	14.7	24.9	3.7	10.4
MASSACHUSETTS	NA	10.9	22.4	16.1	NA	1.8	12.3	2.0	12.5	22.0
MICHIGAN	25.9	15.2	28.5	2.0	1.2	0.8	15.7	7.5	2.6	0.7
MINNESOTA	3.2	24.5	45.6	17.4	1.4	0.1	4.3	NA	2.5	0.9
MISSISSIPPI	8.4	10.4	45.6	0.2	0.3	1.2	3.0	15.1	5.9	9.9
MISSOURI	25.9	25.3	34.8	3.7	NA	0.7	6.6	1.0	1.4	0.6
MONTANA	10.8	NA	34.9	3.4	NA	0.2	1.9	16.7	5.8	26.4
NEBRASKA	1.6	29.6	14.1	2.1	0.5	NA	1.5	NA	2.9	47.7
NEVADA	2.8	32.5	0.8	0.9	2.7	1.9	10.2	24.4	19.3	4.6
NEW HAMPSHIRE	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
NEW JERSEY	NA	33.2	3.7	NA	15.7	6.7	38.3	NA	2.5	NA
NEW MEXICO	NA	9.8	24.2	14.2	NA	6.4	10.4	7.6	6.7	20.7
NEW YORK	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
NORTH CAROLINA	NA	19.0	48.3	2.5	2.4	1.9	7.2	NA	9.7	8.9
NORTH DAKOTA	NA	10.5	57.3	NA	10.3	0.1	2.2	NA	18.1	1.4
OHIO	22.7	28.7	0.8	15.2	14.0	2.0	9.3	0.7	2.2	4.3
OKLAHOMA	NA	72.2	9.3	1.4	NA	0.0	0.2	1.0	0.1	15.7
OREGON	2.9	10.7	42.2	5.4	NA	0.6	23.9	2.0	NA	12.4
PENNSYLVANIA	NA	28.9	14.4	17.5	6.0	1.9	5.9	4.9	17.0	3.4
PUERTO RICO	NA	12.3	3.9	8.4	NA	14.3	10.6	35.7	14.5	0.3
RHODE ISLAND	NA	3.2	4.4	5.0	0.0	7.1	38.3	23.2	18.8	NA
SOUTH CAROLINA	11.0	10.1	0.7	1.5	11.5	0.9	4.3	23.3	9.1	27.6
SOUTH DAKOTA	40.3	48.5	3.5	4.4	0.7	1.8	0.0	0.3	0.1	0.2
TENNESSEE	NA	31.1	5.5	0.0	NA	7.9	13.7	20.8	4.1	16.9
TEXAS	33.2	12.4	1.3	6.7	1.3	1.8	14.9	0.0	0.4	28.0
UTAH	14.0	46.2	21.7	10.8	NA	0.1	0.4	0.5	2.7	3.7
VERMONT	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
VIRGIN ISLANDS	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
VIRGINIA	23.8	47.7	19.7	0.3	NA	0.4	2.0	NA	0.0	6.1
WASHINGTON	NA	7.6	51.5	NA	NA	1.9	5.9	13.9	3.0	16.1
WEST VIRGINIA	1.2	28.8	40.6	23.9	NA	0.1	0.7	4.8	NA	NA
WISCONSIN	1.9	31.3	58.8	0.2	NA	0.5	3.1	NA	0.9	3.3
WYOMING	15.4	10.0	3.0	NA	11.7	NA	12.0	NA	3.7	44.1
TOTALS	9.8	22.3	17.5	6.2	3.3	3.1	12.6	9.1	6.5	9.7

 

TABLE 21: NET UDC BY AGE - 4TH QUARTER, FY 2005

STATES	Net UDC Collections Totals	Up to 2 Business Days of Receipt	More Than 2 Days but Not More Than 30 Days	More Than 30 Days but Not More Than 6 Months	More Than 6 Months but Not More Than 1 Year	More Than 1 Year but Not More Than 3 Years	More Than 3 Years but Not More Than 5 Years	More Than 5 Years
Line	line 13	line 14	line 15	line 16	line 17	line 18	line 19	line 20
Source: Schedule UDC. NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	$11,765,750	$3,301,978	$1,674,586	$3,245,006	$551,710	$1,156,877	$669,972	$1,165,621
ALASKA	2,273,673	215,688	790,667	935,800	200,820	89,744	31,830	9,124
ARIZONA	17,945,269	456,480	1,495,259	6,729,633	1,292,316	2,567,224	1,539,516	3,864,841
ARKANSAS	2,675,604	68,981	190,706	1,783,519	306,791	140,662	96,497	88,448
CALIFORNIA	22,274,351	2,284,301	5,603,006	6,783,656	1,181,118	1,197,553	1,161,170	4,063,547
COLORADO	2,949,021	704,591	154,131	2,061,339	15,555	8,173	3,451	1,781
CONNECTICUT	2,094,128	87,689	236,944	1,123,488	69,344	89,683	178,825	308,155
DELAWARE	2,894,672	193,924	821,070	764,246	274,724	427,636	213,202	199,870
DIST. OF COL.	1,223,856	95,059	180,662	372,984	113,499	275,521	102,839	83,292
FLORIDA	26,224,513	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
GEORGIA	6,436,963	141,937	342,326	5,783,689	8,126	113,425	39,094	8,366
GUAM	2,477,010	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
HAWAII	5,721,720	124,306	953,661	2,243,261	285,399	800,029	652,943	662,121
IDAHO	887,766	81,578	105,418	699,449	720	401	200	NA
ILLINOIS	11,750,537	1,387,851	807,159	4,885,671	595,529	1,841,752	1,105,869	1,126,706
INDIANA	16,348,569	NA	4,900,424	7,098,584	1,539,490	1,883,998	799,788	126,285
IOWA	2,033,502	NA	388,014	996,152	150,584	313,394	85,498	99,860
KANSAS	3,120,488	859,211	171,723	1,575,467	163,351	273,554	69,054	8,128
KENTUCKY	7,614,023	959,866	1,993,924	3,649,000	505,955	340,270	87,266	77,742
LOUISIANA	3,507,420	256,469	1,213,240	1,874,988	98,407	44,949	11,156	8,211
MAINE	1,692,919	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
MARYLAND	7,743,821	1,737,790	1,301,862	1,685,655	516,971	1,119,767	627,509	754,267
MASSACHUSETTS	15,871,873	964,600	3,300,308	3,973,943	1,850,306	3,849,768	1,134,357	798,591
MICHIGAN	47,544,752	12,292,229	16,628,285	10,676,552	2,765,919	5,046,492	135,275	NA
MINNESOTA	7,925,247	1,384,167	2,980,909	3,226,290	183,228	121,199	14,019	15,435
MISSISSIPPI	11,389,529	2,016,784	2,465,328	3,388,772	770,186	1,348,984	650,803	748,672
MISSOURI	9,717,644	2,465,578	3,880,320	2,885,617	131,456	258,691	49,901	46,081
MONTANA	276,986	58,024	112,877	44,196	6,605	21,819	26,091	7,374
NEBRASKA	2,923,801	337,367	194,801	1,035,683	226,896	591,707	463,769	73,578
NEVADA	3,455,368	102,835	274,407	1,536,872	204,335	731,252	266,809	338,858
NEW HAMPSHIRE	1,879,052	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
NEW JERSEY	9,287,371	9,287,371	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
NEW MEXICO	3,395,795	149,929	698,787	1,153,258	295,191	624,441	269,660	204,529
NEW YORK	78,050,407	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
NORTH CAROLINA	11,110,680	1,705,060	3,650,872	3,753,410	1,009,482	665,133	180,981	145,742
NORTH DAKOTA	2,305,287	484,382	963,113	526,839	51,460	107,302	50,184	122,007
OHIO	32,513,358	8,248,888	6,496,755	12,329,803	1,509,340	2,248,641	1,119,218	560,713
OKLAHOMA	3,704,836	540,710	612,167	2,520,747	30,892	320	NA	NA
OREGON	3,844,687	851,925	1,228,447	959,472	280,429	383,279	47,431	93,704
PENNSYLVANIA	12,220,812	565,402	2,342,031	5,271,848	687,052	1,243,583	1,236,235	874,661
PUERTO RICO	8,257,749	149,217	283,312	1,967,381	730,349	1,835,942	1,304,538	1,987,010
RHODE ISLAND	2,708,607	24,472	250,047	553,922	212,582	772,132	456,598	438,854
SOUTH CAROLINA	9,264,568	1,106,387	1,911,707	1,438,088	680,442	1,306,841	1,179,611	1,641,492
SOUTH DAKOTA	839,199	348,889	51,662	418,030	17,934	1,858	251	575
TENNESSEE	9,519,166	209,321	562,373	123,585	1,387,282	2,336,848	1,444,350	3,455,407
TEXAS	14,781,872	5,736,893	1,906,760	3,704,319	1,052,736	2,381,164	NA	NA
UTAH	2,172,512	304,265	668,613	1,083,570	24,163	91,527	374	NA
VERMONT	3,109,304	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
VIRGIN ISLANDS	626,724	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
VIRGINIA	4,863,740	1,333,991	1,203,370	2,296,999	28,718	656	6	NA
WASHINGTON	5,494,207	1,233,357	2,570,801	872,948	396,198	420,487	416	NA
WEST VIRGINIA	6,903,318	81,962	2,638,021	3,146,065	384,587	431,258	156,803	64,622
WISCONSIN	7,791,229	1,749,947	3,272,011	2,649,252	76,731	43,288	NA	NA
WYOMING	1,136,625	194,602	247,700	577,111	30,023	57,562	11,436	18,191
Totals	$496,541,880	$66,886,253	$84,720,566	$126,406,159	$22,894,931	$39,606,786	$17,674,795	$24,292,461

 

TABLE 22: PERCENTAGE OF NET UDC BY AGE - 4TH QUARTER, FY 2005

STATES	Up to 2 Business Days of Receipt	More Than 2 Days but Not More Than 30 Days	More Than 30 Days but Not More Than 6 Months	More Than 6 Months but Not More Than 1 Year	More Than 1 Year but Not MoreThan 3 Years	More Than 3 Years but Not MoreThan 5 Years	More Than 5 Years
Line	line 14/13	line 15/13	line 16/13	line 17/13	line 18/13	line 19/13	line 20/13
Source: Schedule UDC. Note: These data are the percentage of total net undistributed collections. NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	28.1	14.2	27.6	4.7	9.8	5.7	9.9
ALASKA	9.5	34.8	41.2	8.8	3.9	1.4	0.4
ARIZONA	2.5	8.3	37.5	7.2	14.3	8.6	21.5
ARKANSAS	2.6	7.1	66.7	11.5	5.3	3.6	3.3
CALIFORNIA	10.3	25.2	30.5	5.3	5.4	5.2	18.2
COLORADO	23.9	5.2	69.9	0.5	0.3	0.1	0.1
CONNECTICUT	4.2	11.3	53.6	3.3	4.3	8.5	14.7
DELAWARE	6.7	28.4	26.4	9.5	14.8	7.4	6.9
DIST. OF COL.	7.8	14.8	30.5	9.3	22.5	8.4	6.8
FLORIDA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
GEORGIA	2.2	5.3	89.9	0.1	1.8	0.6	0.1
GUAM	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
HAWAII	2.2	16.7	39.2	5.0	14.0	11.4	11.6
IDAHO	9.2	11.9	78.8	0.1	NA	NA	NA
ILLINOIS	11.8	6.9	41.6	5.1	15.7	9.4	9.6
INDIANA	NA	30.0	43.4	9.4	11.5	4.9	0.8
IOWA	NA	19.1	49.0	7.4	15.4	4.2	4.9
KANSAS	27.5	5.5	50.5	5.2	8.8	2.2	0.3
KENTUCKY	12.6	26.2	47.9	6.6	4.5	1.1	1.0
LOUISIANA	7.3	34.6	53.5	2.8	1.3	0.3	0.2
MAINE	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
MARYLAND	22.4	16.8	21.8	6.7	14.5	8.1	9.7
MASSACHUSETTS	6.1	20.8	25.0	11.7	24.3	7.1	5.0
MICHIGAN	25.9	35.0	22.5	5.8	10.6	0.3	NA
MINNESOTA	17.5	37.6	40.7	2.3	1.5	0.2	0.2
MISSISSIPPI	17.7	21.6	29.8	6.8	11.8	5.7	6.6
MISSOURI	25.4	39.9	29.7	1.4	2.7	0.5	0.5
MONTANA	20.9	40.8	16.0	2.4	7.9	9.4	2.7
NEBRASKA	11.5	6.7	35.4	7.8	20.2	15.9	2.5
NEVADA	3.0	7.9	44.5	5.9	21.2	7.7	9.8
NEW HAMPSHIRE	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
NEW JERSEY	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
NEW MEXICO	4.4	20.6	34.0	8.7	18.4	7.9	6.0
NEW YORK	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
NORTH CAROLINA	15.3	32.9	33.8	9.1	6.0	1.6	1.3
NORTH DAKOTA	21.0	41.8	22.9	2.2	4.7	2.2	5.3
OHIO	25.4	20.0	37.9	4.6	6.9	3.4	1.7
OKLAHOMA	14.6	16.5	68.0	0.8	NA	NA	NA
OREGON	22.2	32.0	25.0	7.3	10.0	1.2	2.4
PENNSYLVANIA	4.6	19.2	43.1	5.6	10.2	10.1	7.2
PUERTO RICO	1.8	3.4	23.8	8.8	22.2	15.8	24.1
RHODE ISLAND	0.9	9.2	20.5	7.8	28.5	16.9	16.2
SOUTH CAROLINA	11.9	20.6	15.5	7.3	14.1	12.7	17.7
SOUTH DAKOTA	41.6	6.2	49.8	2.1	0.2	NA	0.1
TENNESSEE	2.2	5.9	1.3	14.6	24.5	15.2	NA
TEXAS	38.8	12.9	25.1	7.1	16.1	NA	NA
UTAH	14.0	30.8	49.9	1.1	4.2	NA	NA
VERMONT	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
VIRGIN ISLANDS	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
VIRGINIA	27.4	24.7	47.2	0.6	NA	NA	NA
WASHINGTON	22.4	46.8	15.9	7.2	7.7	NA	NA
WEST VIRGINIA	1.2	38.2	45.6	5.6	6.2	2.3	0.9
WISCONSIN	22.5	42.0	34.0	1.0	0.6	NA	NA
WYOMING	17.1	21.8	50.8	2.6	5.1	1.0	1.6
Totals	17.5	22.2	33.0	6.0	10.4	4.6	6.4

 

TABLE 23: COLLECTIONS FORWARDED TO NON-IV-D CASES FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-34A, line 4 E. Beginning in FY 2004, line 4. Note: These data are not reflected in distributed collections shown elsewhere in this report. NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	$36,259,744	$113,021,587	$122,949,590	$133,585,437	$138,692,897
ALASKA	993,558	276,033	234,424	294,278	215,626
ARIZONA	264,541,372	275,047,096	236,053,234	291,439,859	304,222,336
ARKANSAS	15,805,546	55,555,718	57,581,712	51,491,045	51,733,790
CALIFORNIA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
COLORADO	79,267,723	77,596,630	75,279,649	72,957,877	73,586,930
CONNECTICUT	12,266,511	19,549,296	24,732,006	28,386,148	32,065,677
DELAWARE	13,353,898	11,794,549	10,968,503	12,585,552	12,923,831
DIST. OF COL.	10,532,726	6,747,751	6,210,695	6,621,538	6,499,528
FLORIDA	NA	NA	NA	1,216,925,642	276,150,688
GEORGIA	24,916,176	30,295,867	33,208,522	35,842,936	37,705,698
GUAM	747,107	684,556	685,498	577,058	501,096
HAWAII	15,336,497	14,140,674	12,780,813	11,906,936	11,600,514
IDAHO	4,092,336	3,596,358	3,256,244	3,572,511	3,352,664
ILLINOIS	316,290,955	332,995,136	377,575,787	431,922,996	470,197,943
INDIANA	197,763,139	205,991,148	218,861,848	222,056,489	221,477,343
IOWA	69,793,887	72,262,732	74,240,456	67,866,315	68,985,159
KANSAS	NA	NA	NA	107,482,294	109,461,302
KENTUCKY	25,987,114	31,852,528	34,790,898	36,218,402	33,872,397
LOUISIANA	2,781,527	2,451,366	2,189,401	2,109,215	1,880,979
MAINE	1,837,242	1,803,009	1,773,520	1,852,809	1,874,585
MARYLAND	2,496,299	2,454,639	2,454,186	6,720,235	9,415,270
MASSACHUSETTS	16,639,938	18,625,961	18,660,799	17,012,253	14,899,693
MICHIGAN	47,621,935	59,206,297	60,789,175	71,153,454	67,066,826
MINNESOTA	3,450,565	2,944,667	3,090,522	2,263,367	1,029,311
MISSISSIPPI	4,974,303	4,783,208	4,414,071	4,094,232	3,817,313
MISSOURI	53,133,428	62,466,266	62,398,286	60,102,231	64,142,035
MONTANA	1,294,074	1,235,213	1,232,364	1,091,372	1,099,558
NEBRASKA	NA	11,669,700	21,389,869	24,056,793	23,124,870
NEVADA	200,306	240,451	220,720	180,092	159,675
NEW HAMPSHIRE	NA	2,870	2,670	12,916	14,422
NEW JERSEY	33,084,834	35,515,733	40,440,917	39,936,670	31,676,978
NEW MEXICO	6,753,737	6,863,178	6,212,412	4,720,694	4,461,759
NEW YORK	234,948	47,034	NA	NA	NA
NORTH CAROLINA	44,738,471	48,038,733	50,370,572	52,541,390	53,739,745
NORTH DAKOTA	17,501,834	18,867,594	19,424,823	20,837,765	21,617,572
OHIO	326,699,943	232,519,895	229,370,766	217,665,427	184,143,690
OKLAHOMA	40,752	2,581,013	7,369,477	9,312,410	10,138,068
OREGON	750,219	561,038	218,891	361,583	43,654
PENNSYLVANIA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
PUERTO RICO	1,530,163	1,936,695	3,256,244	5,447,799	7,445,737
RHODE ISLAND	9,114,905	10,867,497	11,763,527	12,294,902	12,870,093
SOUTH CAROLINA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
SOUTH DAKOTA	2,145,131	2,450,591	2,604,981	2,693,274	2,689,147
TENNESSEE	35,532,616	38,884,889	40,226,565	41,824,125	44,333,476
TEXAS	13,895,008	67,445,579	296,224,257	637,723,095	740,505,994
UTAH	1,645,708	1,234,805	901,661	738,604	576,791
VERMONT	6,155,286	5,968,753	5,944,440	5,997,020	5,752,541
VIRGIN ISLANDS	12,248	14,343	-11,936	15,947	29,103
VIRGINIA	17,885,340	19,671,500	21,613,370	23,714,260	24,522,517
WASHINGTON	18,792,871	20,138,073	20,584,866	16,432,074	2,023,021
WEST VIRGINIA	4,485,818	3,105,228	3,734,873	3,879,166	3,549,020
WISCONSIN	308,682,602	317,383,594	319,617,241	312,099,812	306,608,608
WYOMING	7,393,470	6,633,560	6,843,933	7,125,808	7,285,034
TOTALS	$2,079,453,810	$2,260,020,631	$2,554,737,342	$4,337,744,107	$3,505,782,504

 

TABLE 24: COLLECTIONS SENT TO OTHER STATES, FY 2005

STATES	Total	Current Assistance	Former Assistance	Medicaid Assistance	Never Assistance
Source: Form OCSE-34A, line 5. NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	$20,731,417	$3,085,519	$2,005,746	$5,090	$15,635,062
ALASKA	11,358,732	2,450,436	1,237,107	89,269	7,581,920
ARIZONA	30,379,166	8,473,580	2,813,112	885,158	18,207,316
ARKANSAS	15,378,361	5,028,413	NA	1,315,712	9,034,236
CALIFORNIA	111,061,398	3,145,584	18,459,245	1,042,781	88,413,788
COLORADO	31,656,251	7,840,723	4,692,283	19,179	19,104,066
CONNECTICUT	18,587,246	99,850	4,041,018	538,003	13,908,375
DELAWARE	7,357,576	14,851	962,273	27,904	6,352,548
DIST. OF COL.	7,021,227	1,313,353	239,856	4,052	5,463,966
FLORIDA	117,797,327	27,821,744	10,058,320	5,601,464	74,315,799
GEORGIA	57,004,487	8,474,096	7,949,942	325,738	40,254,711
GUAM	520,641	13,044	46,463	NA	461,134
HAWAII	5,546,175	1,003,201	951,159	86,249	3,505,566
IDAHO	10,432,974	2,003,607	2,993,431	344,206	5,091,730
ILLINOIS	47,544,963	11,221,949	4,521,972	NA	31,801,042
INDIANA	12,913,143	2,320,108	1,393,797	NA	9,199,238
IOWA	13,904,280	4,518,054	2,419,049	1,432,173	5,535,004
KANSAS	11,999,189	4,478,253	1,231,612	757,825	5,531,499
KENTUCKY	16,324,176	2,542,403	2,200,270	28,411	11,553,092
LOUISIANA	19,551,324	4,182,361	161,631	1,667,289	13,540,043
MAINE	5,264,964	1,338,280	307,149	NA	3,619,535
MARYLAND	32,857,723	3,200,487	2,305,834	NA	27,351,402
MASSACHUSETTS	22,346,509	1,161,839	9,773,498	223,525	11,187,647
MICHIGAN	34,679,969	77,011	5,971,840	1,922,201	26,708,917
MINNESOTA	19,666,816	2,930,553	5,262,138	1,174,275	10,299,850
MISSISSIPPI	10,606,490	3,106,848	341,043	9,270	7,149,329
MISSOURI	21,659,386	NA	8,902,738	874,563	11,882,085
MONTANA	7,499,370	671,853	1,064,717	34,672	5,728,128
NEBRASKA	8,889,268	977,620	1,871,991	837,232	5,202,425
NEVADA	25,624,558	8,697,162	1,065,428	NA	15,861,968
NEW HAMPSHIRE	5,948,778	1,703,991	64,246	NA	4,180,541
NEW JERSEY	48,237,904	8,576,884	8,471,673	NA	31,189,347
NEW MEXICO	6,418,174	1,126,394	NA	63,655	5,228,125
NEW YORK	100,216,433	29,003,714	2,445,127	439,984	68,327,608
NORTH CAROLINA	44,045,860	7,477,962	49,526	1,007,470	35,510,902
NORTH DAKOTA	4,926,212	1,715,773	708,330	333,441	2,168,668
OHIO	37,336,336	55,354	5,337,235	172,461	31,771,286
OKLAHOMA	17,234,848	5,833,563	2,372,535	221,114	8,807,636
OREGON	25,352,624	13,123,356	570,134	484,644	11,174,490
PENNSYLVANIA	47,137,413	156,597	5,278,596	NA	41,702,220
PUERTO RICO	12,416,328	3,217,375	163,678	NA	9,035,275
RHODE ISLAND	4,211,801	829,114	950,393	23,455	2,408,839
SOUTH CAROLINA	12,040,904	2,358,433	80,707	9,573	9,592,191
SOUTH DAKOTA	6,332,562	1,163,672	2,061,573	49,307	3,058,010
TENNESSEE	33,229,686	-782	2,827,373	44,321	30,358,774
TEXAS	98,613,402	29,112,488	5,914,517	4,191,332	59,395,065
UTAH	10,174,373	1,993,482	1,081,843	1,102,622	5,996,426
VERMONT	2,736,275	573,478	644,075	260,921	1,257,801
VIRGIN ISLANDS	1,578,180	165,900	51,084	81,792	1,279,404
VIRGINIA	51,779,434	9,871,952	106,566	NA	41,800,916
WASHINGTON	39,037,704	10,566,118	5,969,707	963,805	21,538,074
WEST VIRGINIA	11,031,857	1,491,773	2,221,342	402,175	6,916,567
WISCONSIN	17,141,690	3,366,165	342,043	-54,731	13,488,213
WYOMING	5,316,094	1,144,679	289,684	734,725	3,147,006
TOTALS	$1,398,659,978	$256,820,217	$153,246,649	$29,778,307	$958,814,805

 

TABLE 25: TOTAL WAGE WITHHOLDING FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS ¹

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-34A, line 2e. 1 Income withholding includes collections received from IV-D and non-IV-D child support cases processed through the State Disbursement Unit.
ALABAMA	$154,564,702	$239,208,701	$261,938,263	$295,364,423	$303,251,502
ALASKA	43,949,754	47,040,471	48,141,985	49,766,268	52,187,539
ARIZONA	355,907,532	370,408,787	343,159,377	395,590,882	423,491,883
ARKANSAS	99,990,745	143,444,041	146,105,012	151,646,328	160,424,464
CALIFORNIA	1,226,226,517	1,066,785,698	1,357,533,427	1,375,447,848	1,396,864,331
COLORADO	196,761,329	199,794,708	200,168,865	205,974,614	219,037,010
CONNECTICUT	142,281,422	153,471,004	160,780,717	170,048,994	181,497,700
DELAWARE	56,403,564	55,373,782	52,458,040	60,728,761	63,995,813
DIST. OF COL.	34,795,563	37,866,492	40,153,689	45,381,680	46,882,759
FLORIDA	402,954,040	421,563,027	507,888,389	1,851,836,549	991,612,609
GEORGIA	274,035,093	302,303,515	335,336,125	356,634,548	379,763,867
GUAM	6,759,169	6,395,449	5,580,878	5,832,115	6,219,985
HAWAII	65,015,995	67,238,549	68,077,103	70,231,865	72,919,346
IDAHO	52,888,480	57,128,299	60,094,016	65,612,126	69,619,593
ILLINOIS	612,991,692	660,308,433	722,702,029	825,100,505	877,552,214
INDIANA	436,399,844	455,762,494	473,929,765	494,243,340	523,515,083
IOWA	231,490,447	246,753,853	259,632,481	274,239,075	285,598,753
KANSAS	88,936,280	89,651,100	92,299,467	205,387,657	211,433,895
KENTUCKY	153,990,281	173,886,907	186,704,023	207,875,852	223,120,180
LOUISIANA	155,956,027	170,736,925	186,230,910	192,032,109	203,291,212
MAINE	63,359,271	64,210,502	66,196,656	67,630,328	68,120,819
MARYLAND	273,314,456	271,623,143	303,160,893	313,400,449	335,695,411
MASSACHUSETTS	287,612,938	306,757,760	318,030,113	335,150,832	349,361,634
MICHIGAN	1,070,852,371	1,139,811,006	1,072,381,513	1,097,875,317	1,095,482,219
MINNESOTA	385,632,267	404,336,970	415,689,573	424,650,586	428,259,872
MISSISSIPPI	117,118,498	119,416,854	127,706,643	136,907,026	147,898,406
MISSOURI	278,825,870	308,132,411	317,894,696	328,544,327	347,711,746
MONTANA	28,122,509	29,068,392	30,628,924	31,966,575	33,932,238
NEBRASKA	68,166,214	70,546,270	104,061,021	124,035,073	127,356,686
NEVADA	65,862,851	71,662,989	80,007,632	87,180,110	90,362,169
NEW HAMPSHIRE	51,675,137	52,587,894	53,618,156	54,760,259	55,589,007
NEW JERSEY	524,518,725	554,940,301	590,519,277	630,757,924	656,900,571
NEW MEXICO	33,008,921	40,123,164	46,912,467	49,578,188	51,570,620
NEW YORK	859,340,018	954,923,572	1,006,697,138	966,718,115	1,062,974,693
NORTH CAROLINA	330,684,422	365,314,342	392,094,055	414,589,193	442,547,880
NORTH DAKOTA	46,208,916	50,926,796	54,488,452	59,421,657	64,210,556
OHIO	1,380,810,038	1,445,229,461	1,429,681,555	1,480,962,069	1,503,962,863
OKLAHOMA	67,451,457	83,735,579	98,949,563	111,424,931	132,237,261
OREGON	161,862,715	167,963,083	182,744,181	192,791,094	206,717,961
PENNSYLVANIA	867,421,911	919,066,762	947,150,441	974,628,193	1,014,478,768
PUERTO RICO	58,838,280	70,506,986	82,948,472	92,208,927	102,519,402
RHODE ISLAND	38,448,376	40,894,075	43,702,474	45,847,512	47,111,862
SOUTH CAROLINA	116,831,549	125,010,971	132,616,978	135,065,958	138,721,713
SOUTH DAKOTA	35,449,706	38,194,447	40,253,020	42,229,017	44,280,428
TENNESSEE	212,037,395	249,766,891	285,941,429	318,647,851	350,081,321
TEXAS	714,089,482	880,187,864	1,258,694,640	1,737,422,101	1,989,984,222
UTAH	94,293,027	97,587,086	100,999,598	105,067,728	111,589,258
VERMONT	34,809,449	27,912,590	35,786,964	37,059,859	36,552,162
VIRGIN ISLANDS	4,631,804	5,520,381	5,387,171	5,924,432	6,254,271
VIRGINIA	354,079,774	378,500,493	398,566,341	423,225,954	436,630,442
WASHINGTON	357,455,468	362,543,704	366,014,228	374,179,901	399,316,738
WEST VIRGINIA	104,799,317	114,646,368	117,768,212	124,189,747	129,541,128
WISCONSIN	675,505,970	660,107,208	654,087,965	655,297,332	660,650,764
WYOMING	27,965,299	30,255,121	31,496,576	32,696,091	35,325,459
TOTALS	$14,583,382,877	$15,467,133,671	$16,701,791,578	$19,311,010,195	$19,396,210,288

 

TABLE 26: TOTAL COLLECTIONS RECEIVED BY METHOD OF COLLECTION, FY 2005

STATES	Offset of Federal Tax Refund	Offset of State Tax Refund	Offset of Unemployment Compensation	Other Sources1	Income Withholding2	Other States	Total
Source: Form OCSE-34A, lines	2a	2b	2c	2d & 2g	2e	2f	2
1Administrative enforcement and other sources are combined. 2Income withholding includes collections received from IV-D and non-IV-D child support cases processed through the State Disbursement Unit. Therefore, total collections as reported on this table exceed the amounts reported elsewhere that include only IV-D collections. NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	$18,553,922	$1,647,865	$186,664	$57,257,090	$303,251,502	$17,600,513	$398,497,556
ALASKA	6,021,714	NA	2,331,344	25,010,799	52,187,539	11,359,580	96,910,976
ARIZONA	23,618,660	2,362,474	3,216,236	128,192,073	423,491,883	20,710,283	601,591,609
ARKANSAS	13,955,937	1,769,727	2,282,061	31,773,979	160,424,464	13,602,228	223,808,396
CALIFORNIA	182,217,509	39,183,110	46,998,417	579,296,325	1,396,864,331	88,114,121	2,332,673,813
COLORADO	17,465,973	3,427,197	3,594,293	74,036,615	219,037,010	26,513,738	344,074,826
CONNECTICUT	19,117,987	3,077,596	6,392,493	50,187,952	181,497,700	25,685,030	285,958,758
DELAWARE	2,548,674	357,722	2,284,246	10,351,612	63,995,813	7,988,987	87,527,054
DIST. OF COL.	3,236,767	434,214	247,815	6,970,239	46,882,759	3,196,476	60,968,270
FLORIDA	87,113,893	NA	9,283,975	282,624,105	991,612,609	92,610,435	1,463,245,017
GEORGIA	38,321,210	7,550,318	4,608,160	106,514,428	379,763,867	60,780,385	597,538,368
GUAM	537,292	500,051	NA	1,467,069	6,219,985	1,315,196	10,039,593
HAWAII	8,408,549	1,655,543	808,750	16,920,421	72,919,346	3,878,205	104,590,814
IDAHO	7,881,723	1,873,586	1,893,803	30,182,648	69,619,593	18,683,610	130,134,963
ILLINOIS	48,775,095	3,777,431	15,410,533	138,649,385	877,552,214	379,456	1,084,544,114
INDIANA	51,163,404	6,094,219	12,517,602	108,414,220	523,515,083	18,949,349	720,653,877
IOWA	20,285,455	3,160,026	6,961,551	35,360,849	285,598,753	18,989,692	370,356,326
KANSAS	13,983,850	3,810,824	4,020,419	36,447,542	211,433,895	4,617,041	274,313,571
KENTUCKY	28,046,721	2,944,354	1,988,453	105,882,674	223,120,180	25,333,334	387,315,716
LOUISIANA	23,045,422	1,147,301	4,449,423	57,427,760	203,291,212	24,169,808	313,530,926
MAINE	8,012,895	1,474,017	2,228,795	19,456,967	68,120,819	8,419,736	107,713,229
MARYLAND	22,679,636	7,497,646	6,921,288	86,810,373	335,695,411	36,597,884	496,202,238
MASSACHUSETTS	18,153,559	3,969,132	15,995,196	95,785,314	349,361,634	12,603,045	495,867,880
MICHIGAN	68,064,126	7,661,386	37,695,110	245,040,600	1,095,482,219	33,835,212	1,487,778,653
MINNESOTA	20,809,310	9,489,260	15,332,623	82,153,631	428,259,872	33,419,668	589,464,364
MISSISSIPPI	20,165,785	522,458	3,360,937	34,136,022	147,898,406	24,787,805	230,871,413
MISSOURI	33,971,775	4,167,710	8,996,881	128,707,695	347,711,746	30,603,499	554,159,306
MONTANA	3,536,387	647,935	859,565	8,869,312	33,932,238	8,075,541	55,920,978
NEBRASKA	7,851,870	1,496,609	2,791,060	39,955,158	127,356,686	12,054,657	191,506,040
NEVADA	10,748,440	NA	2,613,758	20,821,286	90,362,169	16,501,181	141,046,834
NEW HAMPSHIRE	4,524,865	10	175,405	19,241,480	55,589,007	6,959,508	86,490,275
NEW JERSEY	37,495,416	6,540,457	33,227,892	216,188,659	656,900,571	48,375,703	998,728,698
NEW MEXICO	8,711,616	1,259,148	46,886	16,350,021	51,570,620	3,839,616	81,777,907
NEW YORK	43,049,312	20,017,817	35,984,453	289,738,887	1,062,974,693	51,254,830	1,503,019,992
NORTH CAROLINA	26,173,771	5,962,977	6,178,747	126,852,414	442,547,880	53,876,752	661,592,541
NORTH DAKOTA	4,191,321	229,409	1,017,722	11,609,929	64,210,556	8,629,362	89,888,299
OHIO	105,002,636	11,398,755	26,548,726	255,632,229	1,503,962,863	46,380,722	1,948,925,931
OKLAHOMA	18,612,852	3,179,522	1,535,987	36,144,663	132,237,261	14,011,710	205,721,995
OREGON	16,441,807	1,849,872	7,040,170	67,388,020	206,717,961	30,336,424	329,774,254
PENNSYLVANIA	49,552,728	5,227,378	41,746,490	265,225,073	1,014,478,768	79,614,119	1,455,844,556
PUERTO RICO	9,462,819	4,755,727	106,713	151,398,878	102,519,402	11,643,090	279,886,629
RHODE ISLAND	3,625,488	429,484	1,763,653	14,835,994	47,111,862	6,011,637	73,778,118
SOUTH CAROLINA	12,229,089	2,814,394	2,657,014	93,829,028	138,721,713	1,459,936	251,711,174
SOUTH DAKOTA	4,353,879	NA	451,750	13,163,922	44,280,428	5,691,937	67,941,916
TENNESSEE	34,970,454	NA	3,983,573	74,319,484	350,081,321	31,805,320	495,160,152
TEXAS	128,986,752	NA	23,755,988	421,066,264	1,989,984,222	55,829,192	2,619,622,418
UTAH	8,481,876	1,627,747	1,992,453	25,113,526	111,589,258	10,559,428	159,364,288
VERMONT	2,636,184	667,298	939,893	8,289,978	36,552,162	4,999,760	54,085,275
VIRGIN ISLANDS	401,565	434,250	19,982	1,806,673	6,254,271	1,028,053	9,944,794
VIRGINIA	32,519,186	2,771,374	6,184,031	75,100,412	436,630,442	40,126,718	593,332,163
WASHINGTON	35,634,688	NA	13,224,599	152,865,632	399,316,738	50,179,791	651,221,448
WEST VIRGINIA	13,710,775	1,152,756	1,969,610	27,423,731	129,541,128	12,753,201	186,551,201
WISCONSIN	35,015,191	15,280,320	21,210,272	170,616,248	660,650,764	22,689,706	925,462,501
WYOMING	4,721,213	NA	593,071	16,606,228	35,325,459	7,435,698	64,681,669
TOTALS	$1,468,799,023	$207,298,406	$458,626,531	$5,195,511,516	$19,396,210,288	$1,306,867,908	$28,033,313,672

 

TABLE 27: PAYMENTS TO FAMILIES FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-34A, line 7c E. Beginning in FY 2004, line 7c G.
ALABAMA	$188,525,278	$199,505,447	$212,737,833	$219,805,529	$227,255,315
ALASKA	61,582,222	65,286,351	63,508,682	67,072,191	69,932,691
ARIZONA	187,970,577	201,672,770	206,626,551	219,380,973	237,095,128
ARKANSAS	113,157,349	121,046,097	127,666,999	137,955,349	148,389,332
CALIFORNIA	1,331,645,173	1,224,132,828	1,526,849,748	1,568,866,058	1,622,047,332
COLORADO	165,011,575	178,459,768	180,411,398	196,184,024	215,854,180
CONNECTICUT	159,303,111	168,172,569	178,260,773	184,056,417	193,840,070
DELAWARE	47,708,098	53,618,563	55,870,208	59,173,741	62,211,205
DIST. OF COL.	33,420,566	35,731,066	39,062,377	39,599,066	42,297,016
FLORIDA	630,901,290	722,758,637	814,273,185	905,913,738	1,006,343,241
GEORGIA	350,840,543	384,276,084	422,302,801	435,130,620	466,783,466
GUAM	6,183,020	6,396,405	6,721,276	7,336,226	7,596,061
HAWAII	57,894,893	62,326,586	66,065,185	70,942,403	73,986,501
IDAHO	82,286,102	90,781,620	97,293,389	103,986,071	111,687,284
ILLINOIS	370,994,049	416,505,538	431,130,438	477,869,261	527,037,581
INDIANA	343,748,612	402,954,441	384,967,207	418,426,850	450,751,479
IOWA	196,063,178	216,721,905	231,379,304	241,474,114	252,133,628
KANSAS	108,295,191	110,874,274	114,883,819	119,728,639	128,064,193
KENTUCKY	212,317,768	242,767,267	246,313,672	285,216,472	298,263,142
LOUISIANA	217,568,957	244,268,712	257,648,315	265,590,101	276,426,960
MAINE	66,334,246	70,338,684	72,242,126	73,525,422	74,783,423
MARYLAND	356,679,325	374,400,180	387,948,893	407,285,971	433,206,939
MASSACHUSETTS	319,562,245	355,878,821	380,188,995	397,321,376	425,200,939
MICHIGAN	1,287,125,398	1,314,386,335	1,285,932,608	1,292,268,471	1,267,220,031
MINNESOTA	450,241,987	475,101,796	493,459,670	504,305,180	507,037,797
MISSISSIPPI	150,264,112	161,198,549	167,303,814	174,990,629	188,369,300
MISSOURI	327,916,388	361,187,439	388,461,359	408,752,429	427,240,459
MONTANA	36,237,735	37,774,326	38,321,417	39,831,318	42,043,488
NEBRASKA	146,028,739	132,181,070	136,615,127	142,981,891	148,434,839
NEVADA	77,807,757	85,143,536	92,868,058	100,656,635	107,483,143
NEW HAMPSHIRE	64,883,676	67,481,344	68,796,667	70,657,256	72,164,653
NEW JERSEY	663,213,156	713,457,970	756,717,795	805,151,005	858,303,134
NEW MEXICO	36,394,050	43,641,161	51,445,154	57,110,919	59,663,981
NEW YORK	969,808,652	1,125,373,575	1,201,283,740	1,186,635,893	1,275,463,505
NORTH CAROLINA	389,411,304	429,199,525	459,221,031	491,703,959	530,051,786
NORTH DAKOTA	42,054,741	45,499,248	48,784,599	51,960,432	56,781,040
OHIO	1,383,404,795	1,541,876,805	1,494,422,480	1,560,885,003	1,588,934,021
OKLAHOMA	96,307,332	112,274,629	123,008,979	135,449,377	159,453,031
OREGON	248,983,800	252,684,616	266,606,011	276,725,103	281,359,333
PENNSYLVANIA	1,161,552,728	1,243,144,261	1,274,968,530	1,282,182,156	257,022,335
PUERTO RICO	194,145,841	210,003,659	230,678,806	238,942,155	1,319,689,688
RHODE ISLAND	33,306,056	38,444,154	38,588,082	41,226,319	42,759,499
SOUTH CAROLINA	199,138,112	214,808,585	223,797,988	227,454,336	228,965,147
SOUTH DAKOTA	43,067,494	46,311,631	48,489,747	51,629,432	54,655,494
TENNESSEE	258,298,352	296,342,648	330,417,318	356,995,103	384,072,038
TEXAS	1,071,420,349	1,256,337,372	1,421,028,967	1,414,570,907	1,689,827,580
UTAH	108,472,046	115,084,240	119,885,361	123,603,348	132,563,479
VERMONT	33,833,105	35,301,965	36,631,002	37,243,903	29,466,067
VIRGIN ISLANDS	6,709,021	6,952,299	7,369,729	8,284,817	8,290,067
VIRGINIA	364,992,652	400,130,286	427,197,734	452,489,341	475,139,701
WASHINGTON	484,868,727	506,542,111	517,496,520	517,385,886	532,020,583
WEST VIRGINIA	125,402,737	137,083,219	142,777,050	145,722,774	157,305,714
WISCONSIN	523,820,028	521,556,975	522,938,917	533,330,336	555,361,689
WYOMING	40,094,455	42,074,296	43,323,847	44,570,894	47,456,335
TOTALS	$16,627,198,693	$17,917,454,238	$18,963,191,281	$19,677,537,819	$20,835,786,063

 

TABLE 28: TANF/FOSTER CARE PAYMENTS TO FAMILIES FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: OCSE-34A, line 7c (A+B). NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	$1,996,316	$2,142,062	$2,152,958	$2,121,094	$2,179,665
ALASKA	1,143,240	451,722	258,681	207,190	186,696
ARIZONA	334,943	554,484	769,295	768,476	832,341
ARKANSAS	855,660	8,073,629	32,842,840	394,002	399,972
CALIFORNIA	43,352,040	46,099,845	30,199,807	17,078,100	12,990,697
COLORADO	847,937	783,284	568,230	811,504	925,182
CONNECTICUT	15,909,368	14,760,695	18,213,391	3,899,338	4,155,546
DELAWARE	4,078,642	1,309,683	1,213,483	1,892,712	1,902,499
DIST. OF COL.	11,912	53,875	146,484	503,937	616,416
FLORIDA	229,048	215,815,455	259,674,950	2,076,038	1,518,704
GEORGIA	8,957,506	12,469,398	13,078,117	9,581,767	7,330,317
GUAM	39,603	86,157	41,145	30,071	47,618
HAWAII	1,406,324	1,409,877	1,152,329	1,221,430	1,174,865
IDAHO	49,674	37,827	68,639	56,667	59,959
ILLINOIS	2,859,461	6,105,496	1,769,776	1,683,450	2,035,216
INDIANA	1,078,123	992,325	-250,893	1,287,203	2,124,080
IOWA	10,643,511	49,270,294	57,353,014	785,890	379,358
KANSAS	1,277,190	495,355	696,523	541,266	598,191
KENTUCKY	380,688	585,680	578,235	224,108	423,844
LOUISIANA	1,721,003	1,903,365	2,116,356	1,895,192	1,520,533
MAINE	4,961,502	4,693,256	4,546,949	3,224,221	3,614,939
MARYLAND	148,033	180,292	196,802	432,988	695,146
MASSACHUSETTS	704,098	397,792	473,911	388,180	480,292
MICHIGAN	7,622,860	13,774,254	13,061,757	4,255,126	3,709,270
MINNESOTA	5,895,204	8,103,926	8,286,083	8,482,756	6,129,491
MISSISSIPPI	508,589	561,714	517,826	502,986	360,144
MISSOURI	1,634,228	1,349,257	1,277,820	915,036	712,950
MONTANA	374,402	219,646	235,324	227,459	200,324
NEBRASKA	2,806,758	4,630,213	4,033,437	432,823	922,428
NEVADA	346,852	485,381	466,592	341,678	167,034
NEW HAMPSHIRE	-70,905	54,489	197,728	189,954	221,019
NEW JERSEY	2,050,713	2,221,326	2,287,048	2,035,551	2,259,309
NEW MEXICO	527,577	727,053	653,375	452,101	416,671
NEW YORK	10,204,871	14,585,794	11,857,406	7,394,963	8,004,888
NORTH CAROLINA	1,605,882	1,774,665	1,587,270	1,555,061	1,399,504
NORTH DAKOTA	68,366	57,754	79,140	107,770	120,465
OHIO	4,245,677	4,396,460	2,327,256	1,921,194	1,495,420
OKLAHOMA	NA	500,154	407,373	395,309	459,968
OREGON	22,884	2,156,136	2,290,549	1,543,104	1,299,980
PENNSYLVANIA	9,523,318	11,064,269	13,514,527	8,628,092	11,061,198
PUERTO RICO	622,750	608,357	610,900	468,127	619,191
RHODE ISLAND	138,463	127,151	86,483	74,423	48,564
SOUTH CAROLINA	4,100,277	4,488,975	4,869,132	4,226,441	3,713,119
SOUTH DAKOTA	14,451,156	17,088,117	18,682,592	110,875	108,257
TENNESSEE	20,202,217	24,743,606	31,081,850	35,326,772	36,796,128
TEXAS	747,592	85,927,278	115,456,489	1,272,753	1,262,692
UTAH	2,739,662	2,967,988	3,376,965	1,142,194	1,178,930
VERMONT	1,036,542	72,538	67,857	86,438	70,591
VIRGIN ISLANDS	40,441	709,472	38,222	31,440	35,788
VIRGINIA	100,355,386	111,506,371	118,132,239	1,236,891	1,544,259
WASHINGTON	416,012	421,592	469,851	650,523	799,847
WEST VIRGINIA	33,451,204	52,274,764	53,362,306	266,785	206,666
WISCONSIN	3,498,410	1,050,538	56,619	237,856	7,997,789
WYOMING	8,506	8,135	11,009	35,589	25,761
TOTALS	$332,161,716	$737,329,221	$837,244,047	$135,652,894	$139,539,721

 

TABLE 29: INTERSTATE COLLECTIONS SENT TO OTHER STATES FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-34A, line 5 E. Beginning in FY 2004, line 5G.
ALABAMA	$17,628,800	$18,077,130	$19,215,982	$19,751,756	$20,731,417
ALASKA	13,572,447	12,907,907	12,572,091	11,929,872	11,358,732
ARIZONA	26,114,841	26,557,287	25,498,453	26,766,710	30,379,166
ARKANSAS	12,503,082	13,101,540	13,628,409	14,305,028	15,378,361
CALIFORNIA	112,264,536	91,256,807	112,910,120	112,912,272	111,061,398
COLORADO	28,402,907	29,190,708	29,063,887	30,737,812	31,656,251
CONNECTICUT	16,679,986	17,141,646	17,241,311	17,620,933	18,587,246
DELAWARE	9,473,384	7,198,152	7,121,598	7,219,313	7,357,576
DIST. OF COL.	6,929,748	6,914,082	6,808,936	6,877,316	7,021,227
FLORIDA	98,439,751	103,518,965	106,519,926	109,680,192	117,797,327
GEORGIA	48,296,839	51,284,142	53,632,431	54,015,901	57,004,487
GUAM	702,293	573,122	498,052	527,603	520,641
HAWAII	5,126,327	5,340,126	5,204,547	5,456,257	5,546,175
IDAHO	10,305,977	9,906,276	10,147,615	10,253,784	10,432,974
ILLINOIS	25,141,540	31,349,899	35,424,304	44,920,828	47,544,963
INDIANA	17,747,426	17,539,234	16,861,193	15,440,897	12,913,143
IOWA	12,685,734	12,745,320	13,283,238	13,698,593	13,904,280
KANSAS	8,820,081	9,149,332	10,209,204	10,910,751	11,999,189
KENTUCKY	12,927,756	13,799,889	14,443,110	15,521,336	16,324,176
LOUISIANA	15,562,990	17,428,949	18,593,283	18,530,986	19,551,324
MAINE	4,958,531	4,842,723	5,330,108	5,374,276	5,264,964
MARYLAND	27,407,100	28,673,959	30,500,184	31,612,170	32,857,723
MASSACHUSETTS	18,566,934	19,667,682	20,986,651	21,213,727	22,346,509
MICHIGAN	14,063,889	14,882,455	19,063,273	33,663,795	34,679,969
MINNESOTA	17,625,095	17,797,347	18,201,839	19,145,259	19,666,816
MISSISSIPPI	9,789,971	9,692,658	9,867,985	10,462,802	10,606,490
MISSOURI	19,548,101	20,219,564	20,267,878	20,868,221	21,659,386
MONTANA	7,259,508	7,475,523	7,662,759	7,682,913	7,499,370
NEBRASKA	2,956,087	4,699,572	5,867,857	7,803,417	8,889,268
NEVADA	23,705,207	23,623,535	24,553,655	26,201,364	25,624,558
NEW HAMPSHIRE	6,037,305	5,942,904	6,106,638	6,025,615	5,948,778
NEW JERSEY	43,485,331	45,547,394	45,774,948	47,431,872	48,237,904
NEW MEXICO	4,236,086	4,688,128	5,561,248	5,965,434	6,418,174
NEW YORK	74,858,127	86,791,777	94,358,075	88,320,994	100,216,433
NORTH CAROLINA	36,898,057	38,588,853	40,075,863	41,951,542	44,045,860
NORTH DAKOTA	3,076,192	3,570,332	3,853,082	4,455,520	4,926,212
OHIO	28,722,008	33,855,742	32,829,199	35,353,093	37,336,336
OKLAHOMA	13,519,537	14,388,475	14,953,626	15,993,985	17,234,848
OREGON	26,261,909	25,495,198	24,712,595	24,540,117	25,352,624
PENNSYLVANIA	37,650,134	41,072,316	42,928,446	44,907,145	47,137,413
PUERTO RICO	6,829,315	7,579,320	9,334,719	10,487,358	12,416,328
RHODE ISLAND	3,448,406	3,854,654	4,150,547	4,175,941	4,211,801
SOUTH CAROLINA	11,982,101	11,945,699	12,361,073	12,064,217	12,040,904
SOUTH DAKOTA	5,577,803	5,795,444	5,965,964	6,180,568	6,332,562
TENNESSEE	22,821,171	26,676,244	28,752,853	31,075,334	33,229,686
TEXAS	68,570,302	75,626,642	83,557,088	91,038,042	98,613,402
UTAH	9,998,163	9,836,148	9,753,118	9,551,978	10,174,373
VERMONT	2,482,609	2,356,069	2,551,356	2,570,981	2,736,275
VIRGIN ISLANDS	1,207,032	1,185,387	1,234,503	1,611,269	1,578,180
VIRGINIA	45,388,799	45,107,379	46,924,365	49,161,211	51,779,434
WASHINGTON	38,512,860	38,993,271	38,752,641	38,236,131	39,037,704
WEST VIRGINIA	9,947,961	8,949,009	9,507,800	10,202,166	11,031,857
WISCONSIN	14,157,514	14,939,815	15,635,816	16,705,518	17,141,690
WYOMING	4,487,686	4,551,178	4,993,951	4,945,438	5,316,094
TOTALS	$1,165,363,276	$1,203,892,909	$1,275,809,393	$1,334,057,553	$1,398,659,978

 

TABLE 30: INTERSTATE CASES SENT TO ANOTHER STATE FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-157, line 1a. NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	17,785	17,618	17,846	17,596	17,792
ALASKA	9,579	9,189	9,671	9,698	9,723
ARIZONA	2,938	3,721	4,472	5,258	5,606
ARKANSAS	11,375	10,927	10,689	10,718	10,909
CALIFORNIA	78,829	84,031	88,056	84,952	79,879
COLORADO	16,076	15,822	16,020	16,556	16,163
CONNECTICUT	14,684	15,620	15,937	15,996	15,868
DELAWARE	2,803	3,073	3,152	3,174	3,100
DIST. OF COL.	4,388	4,824	5,003	4,753	4,422
FLORIDA	63,764	63,605	67,165	71,737	76,559
GEORGIA	38,246	42,572	46,630	49,799	51,475
GUAM	790	803	809	838	861
HAWAII	6,023	6,582	6,998	7,351	7,450
IDAHO	13,542	13,726	14,239	13,880	14,108
ILLINOIS	24,255	24,241	22,519	20,844	21,683
INDIANA	7,856	8,478	10,437	12,370	14,755
IOWA	15,994	18,650	21,008	23,146	24,550
KANSAS	4,883	8,889	10,804	12,359	13,588
KENTUCKY	13,531	15,340	16,734	21,596	22,539
LOUISIANA	14,404	14,679	15,402	15,996	16,084
MAINE	6,117	5,844	6,170	6,196	5,832
MARYLAND	19,564	19,265	19,186	18,308	18,093
MASSACHUSETTS	23,905	22,388	21,953	6,157	7,573
MICHIGAN	33,190	31,745	33,597	28,223	28,276
MINNESOTA	21,692	23,085	24,360	25,649	26,498
MISSISSIPPI	10,190	9,817	9,919	9,913	9,968
MISSOURI	14,489	17,968	19,454	21,157	23,347
MONTANA	7,234	7,019	7,041	6,821	6,650
NEBRASKA	9,393	13,040	15,926	17,892	17,806
NEVADA	14,435	21,863	33,933	17,531	17,478
NEW HAMPSHIRE	8,014	8,129	8,117	7,956	7,148
NEW JERSEY	28,883	28,983	29,461	31,531	31,875
NEW MEXICO	6,331	5,187	5,039	4,324	3,730
NEW YORK	65,026	61,067	56,529	53,683	53,143
NORTH CAROLINA	36,579	36,718	38,362	39,681	39,539
NORTH DAKOTA	6,145	6,485	7,689	8,293	8,581
OHIO	28,604	32,102	34,899	33,839	33,764
OKLAHOMA	7,084	7,114	7,003	6,969	7,325
OREGON	21,548	21,480	21,080	20,257	19,335
PENNSYLVANIA	51,938	50,678	50,993	50,681	49,891
PUERTO RICO	10,470	10,693	10,846	11,080	10,834
RHODE ISLAND	8,940	8,748	7,844	5,838	5,397
SOUTH CAROLINA	9,989	9,935	10,058	10,075	10,001
SOUTH DAKOTA	4,022	4,158	4,250	4,114	4,110
TENNESSEE	25,418	23,893	23,802	23,656	24,669
TEXAS	31,976	32,406	31,264	31,648	32,034
UTAH	8,377	8,060	8,137	7,263	7,838
VERMONT	2,474	2,435	2,519	2,541	2,485
VIRGIN ISLANDS	NA	1,244	1,393	1,473	1,537
VIRGINIA	48,963	48,204	48,896	47,210	45,548
WASHINGTON	42,905	39,625	40,049	39,903	39,707
WEST VIRGINIA	11,788	10,999	10,832	10,590	10,291
WISCONSIN	22,986	23,445	23,884	23,052	22,865
WYOMING	5,582	5,542	5,260	5,362	5,344
TOTALS	1,015,996	1,041,754	1,083,336	1,057,483	1,065,626

 

TABLE 31: INTERSTATE CASES RECEIVED FROM ANOTHER STATE FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-157, line 1b. NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	23,340	22,157	21,603	21,211	21,327
ALASKA	5,032	5,316	5,379	5,612	5,504
ARIZONA	25,626	25,732	27,275	27,649	25,452
ARKANSAS	11,853	11,724	11,508	11,447	10,943
CALIFORNIA	72,479	70,330	67,091	64,816	61,927
COLORADO	16,482	15,942	16,055	15,928	15,516
CONNECTICUT	10,215	10,483	10,946	10,754	10,898
DELAWARE	3,033	3,351	3,476	3,632	3,628
DIST. OF COL.	13,178	13,375	12,533	12,329	12,495
FLORIDA	61,939	60,356	58,284	61,101	62,767
GEORGIA	40,274	41,276	43,476	44,938	45,404
GUAM	720	682	700	708	767
HAWAII	6,990	6,649	7,038	7,051	7,450
IDAHO	7,689	7,219	7,582	7,544	7,895
ILLINOIS	53,725	50,995	51,311	50,565	51,837
INDIANA	16,926	17,942	19,531	20,572	20,905
IOWA	9,694	9,676	9,793	9,631	9,716
KANSAS	9,423	10,029	9,942	8,294	8,824
KENTUCKY	12,850	14,324	13,400	13,810	13,366
LOUISIANA	15,046	14,294	14,909	15,373	15,584
MAINE	2,957	3,031	3,219	3,182	3,116
MARYLAND	16,189	16,296	16,793	15,934	16,131
MASSACHUSETTS	14,320	15,100	14,901	15,023	15,706
MICHIGAN	19,447	25,644	27,839	29,007	30,163
MINNESOTA	9,655	9,896	10,150	10,054	10,236
MISSISSIPPI	13,756	14,172	14,571	14,877	15,053
MISSOURI	20,691	21,227	20,849	20,107	18,658
MONTANA	4,882	4,922	4,995	4,996	5,113
NEBRASKA	5,106	7,014	7,834	9,337	9,988
NEVADA	15,919	16,472	19,010	19,053	19,276
NEW HAMPSHIRE	3,022	3,001	3,149	3,065	3,057
NEW JERSEY	22,104	21,724	21,953	21,183	21,496
NEW MEXICO	6,570	6,590	6,796	6,802	6,873
NEW YORK	35,998	38,608	41,282	43,813	44,579
NORTH CAROLINA	27,457	26,749	27,106	26,778	27,343
NORTH DAKOTA	2,373	2,493	2,828	3,033	3,194
OHIO	23,581	25,977	27,376	27,512	27,217
OKLAHOMA	11,028	10,795	10,488	10,984	11,560
OREGON	21,415	21,081	21,007	21,572	21,248
PENNSYLVANIA	24,765	23,802	24,471	24,254	24,210
PUERTO RICO	22,398	22,952	23,900	24,543	24,603
RHODE ISLAND	2,836	2,911	2,832	2,593	2,560
SOUTH CAROLINA	18,899	18,878	19,735	20,523	21,642
SOUTH DAKOTA	3,529	3,553	3,519	3,520	3,501
TENNESSEE	26,733	24,706	24,339	23,517	23,917
TEXAS	61,830	60,639	59,959	60,435	57,992
UTAH	5,431	5,271	5,170	5,121	5,234
VERMONT	1,553	1,433	1,478	1,413	1,304
VIRGIN ISLANDS	NA	1,359	1,454	1,527	1,541
VIRGINIA	25,677	25,758	25,653	25,515	24,875
WASHINGTON	20,721	20,323	21,324	21,628	21,662
WEST VIRGINIA	7,373	7,077	7,163	7,356	7,334
WISCONSIN	9,524	9,522	9,795	10,367	10,706
WYOMING	3,997	3,737	3,811	3,724	3,421
TOTALS	928,250	934,565	948,581	955,313	956,714

 

TABLE 32: COST-EFFECTIVENESS RATIO FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-34A, lines 5 + 8 +13 / OCSE-396A line 9 (A+C) - 1b (A+C). * Not reliable. All States' cost-effectiveness ratios were reliable in fiscal years 2002, 2003,2004, and 2005.
ALABAMA	$4.01	$3.64	$3.78	$3.95	$4.26
ALASKA	4.14	4.49	4.24	4.50	4.54
ARIZONA	4.12	4.25	4.47	4.42	4.73
ARKANSAS	2.83	2.66	3.12	3.88	3.68
CALIFORNIA	2.61	1.91	2.31	2.12	2.15
COLORADO	3.58	3.66	3.22	3.55	3.68
CONNECTICUT	3.86	3.76	4.04	3.20	3.68
DELAWARE	2.93	3.66	3.03	3.01	3.10
DIST. OF COL.	2.26	2.69	2.09	3.14	2.45
FLORIDA	3.60	4.03	4.39	4.50	4.80
GEORGIA	3.96	4.24	4.47	4.67	5.20
GUAM	1.33	1.64	2.10	2.26	2.11
HAWAII	6.16	6.53	5.08	8.70	4.39
IDAHO	4.62	5.29	5.70	5.94	5.58
ILLINOIS	2.50	2.80	2.64	3.22	3.68
INDIANA	6.34	7.80	7.91	7.04	8.53
IOWA	5.27	5.63	5.52	5.59	5.80
KANSAS	2.51	2.61	3.12	3.15	3.39
KENTUCKY	4.08	4.71	4.88	5.95	5.95
LOUISIANA	4.38	4.87	5.11	5.04	4.71
MAINE	6.01	4.28	4.99	4.35	4.27
MARYLAND	4.22	4.19	4.53	4.57	4.88
MASSACHUSETTS	5.14	5.77	5.46	4.88	5.93
MICHIGAN	4.82	4.59	4.79	5.42	6.70
MINNESOTA	4.13	4.05	4.05	4.10	4.22
MISSISSIPPI	5.96	7.12	7.50	7.96	8.53
MISSOURI	3.81	4.63	4.95	5.40	5.41
MONTANA	3.91	4.10	3.63	3.94	4.02
NEBRASKA	3.35	2.87	3.22	3.63	3.57
NEVADA	3.24	2.87	3.12	3.31	2.98
NEW HAMPSHIRE	5.40	4.37	4.72	5.27	4.75
NEW JERSEY	5.27	4.83	5.06	4.89	4.74
NEW MEXICO	1.07*	1.46	1.57	1.87	2.10
NEW YORK	5.07	4.49	5.00	4.31	4.79
NORTH CAROLINA	4.04	4.43	4.99	5.01	5.10
NORTH DAKOTA	4.19	4.71	5.10	5.37	6.03
OHIO	4.23	4.81	4.91	5.46	5.66
OKLAHOMA	2.90	2.80	3.12	3.64	3.79
OREGON	6.63	5.85	5.60	6.17	5.93
PENNSYLVANIA	6.98	6.85	6.80	7.01	6.39
PUERTO RICO	5.51	6.27	5.67	7.88	6.01
RHODE ISLAND	4.23	4.52	4.63	5.01	6.45
SOUTH CAROLINA	4.60	5.87	6.32	7.00	7.07
SOUTH DAKOTA	7.72	7.59	7.80	7.49	7.76
TENNESSEE	4.99	4.50	5.47	5.16	5.44
TEXAS	5.23	5.41	5.63	5.95	6.81
UTAH	3.69	3.89	4.13	4.08	4.03
VERMONT	3.90	3.93	3.78	4.22	3.91
VIRGIN ISLANDS	1.12	1.58	1.84	1.83	2.11
VIRGINIA	6.12	6.34	6.52	6.33	6.52
WASHINGTON	4.55	4.95	4.54	4.52	4.74
WEST VIRGINIA	4.64	4.87	4.54	4.42	4.90
WISCONSIN	6.06	6.11	5.95	5.91	5.41
WYOMING	4.09	5.00	5.57	5.16	6.25
TOTALS	$4.21	$4.13	$4.32	$4.38	$4.58

 

TABLE 33: INCENTIVE PAYMENT ESTIMATES FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-34A, line 11 E. Beginning in FY 2004, line 11 G. NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	$2,925,631	$3,000,000	$3,000,000	$3,000,000	$3,000,000
ALASKA	2,553,000	2,564,875	2,635,625	1,442,501	1,627,625
ARIZONA	3,679,034	3,404,209	3,429,985	3,581,283	3,738,667
ARKANSAS	1,576,428	1,616,428	1,646,428	2,656,432	2,656,432
CALIFORNIA	59,083,790	43,264,939	45,024,000	47,098,209	47,261,056
COLORADO	5,404,000	5,155,207	5,000,000	5,000,000	5,000,000
CONNECTICUT	3,600,000	6,000,000	5,670,000	5,000,000	4,800,000
DELAWARE	1,068,500	1,320,000	1,661,001	1,500,000	1,200,000
DIST. OF COL.	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
FLORIDA	16,582,000	19,547,520	21,251,832	21,790,585	24,096,763
GEORGIA	9,002,000	7,776,712	8,267,936	9,724,600	8,745,008
GUAM	227,880	245,495	145,478	183,576	201,933
HAWAII	1,960,000	1,960,000	1,960,000	1,960,000	1,960,000
IDAHO	926,484	1,178,155	1,556,472	1,650,232	2,216,477
ILLINOIS	5,290,428	4,769,908	4,905,401	5,311,880	5,311,880
INDIANA	2,568,730	948,201	1,054,620	1,489,264	936,348
IOWA	5,088,323	4,884,330	4,008,648	4,808,486	3,108,000
KANSAS	2,507,812	1,408,098	1,174,860	1,600,000	1,600,000
KENTUCKY	6,348,000	4,500,000	4,500,000	4,500,000	4,500,000
LOUISIANA	3,197,000	2,397,750	NA	NA	NA
MAINE	4,250,000	3,250,000	2,250,000	1,600,000	1,500,000
MARYLAND	3,723,532	4,410,000	4,410,000	4,410,000	4,410,000
MASSACHUSETTS	6,069,431	7,715,351	6,662,311	7,502,609	8,796,542
MICHIGAN	19,631,000	19,631,000	19,631,000	19,631,000	19,631,000
MINNESOTA	10,666,668	13,330,000	14,000,000	13,000,000	12,500,000
MISSISSIPPI	894,252	2,000,000	2,000,000	2,000,000	2,000,000
MISSOURI	7,000,000	7,800,000	8,200,000	8,200,000	8,200,000
MONTANA	2,066,787	1,200,000	1,394,680	1,215,493	1,066,218
NEBRASKA	2,163,362	2,085,000	2,085,000	2,750,000	2,750,000
NEVADA	2,292,651	1,405,265	1,811,489	1,259,900	491,400
NEW HAMPSHIRE	993,000	1,223,270	1,400,788	1,274,492	1,688,547
NEW JERSEY	13,098,840	17,100,000	14,751,998	16,797,984	16,501,947
NEW MEXICO	629,732	720,002	789,934	579,388	730,000
NEW YORK	24,400,000	23,000,000	21,000,000	21,000,000	24,000,000
NORTH CAROLINA	5,343,030	9,180,000	12,400,900	12,167,200	11,999,982
NORTH DAKOTA	735,616	764,611	871,714	969,301	969,300
OHIO	18,560,384	18,560,384	20,774,472	20,774,472	23,676,092
OKLAHOMA	3,200,000	3,100,000	2,940,000	2,400,000	2,400,000
OREGON	5,319,000	5,319,000	5,319,000	5,319,000	5,319,000
PENNSYLVANIA	13,745,000	13,745,000	21,441,680	21,441,680	21,441,680
PUERTO RICO	528,000	528,000	528,000	1,129,820	980,280
RHODE ISLAND	2,537,500	2,400,000	2,250,000	1,800,000	450,000
SOUTH CAROLINA	804,000	1,800,000	1,800,000	1,800,000	1,800,000
SOUTH DAKOTA	2,586,185	1,565,866	1,667,259	1,360,000	1,420,000
TENNESSEE	2,500,000	1,200,000	3,126,861	1,075,000	NA
TEXAS	17,754,273	24,165,275	25,200,000	26,590,391	23,809,610
UTAH	2,415,240	1,984,582	2,200,000	2,856,704	2,737,800
VERMONT	1,074,598	1,289,696	1,057,024	1,200,000	1,042,500
VIRGIN ISLANDS	60,000	45,000	60,000	60,001	60,000
VIRGINIA	5,964,800	6,600,000	8,000,000	8,000,000	8,000,000
WASHINGTON	14,954,778	14,676,000	15,722,000	15,522,000	15,842,914
WEST VIRGINIA	917,508	2,272,681	2,272,680	2,272,680	2,272,680
WISCONSIN	6,000,000	7,550,000	11,000,000	10,000,000	14,000,000
WYOMING	467,936	467,936	467,936	600,000	500,000
TOTALS	$336,936,143	$338,025,746	$356,379,012	$360,856,163	$364,947,681

 

TABLE 34: INCENTIVE PAYMENT ACTUALS FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Financial Management. Note: In FY 2000, one-third of the actual incentive payment used the Child Support Performance and Incentive Act (CSPIA) formula, while two-thirds consist of the old cost-effectiveness formula. In FY 2001, two-thirds of the actual incentive payment used the CPSIA incentive formula, while one-third consists of the old cost-effectiveness formula. From FY 2002 to 2005, the entire payment uses the CSPIA formula.
ALABAMA	$3,754,562	$2,900,775	$4,001,595	$3,923,947	$4,020,646
ALASKA	2,702,934	1,679,107	2,140,882	1,934,767	1,809,329
ARIZONA	4,405,136	5,206,147	5,065,465	4,992,036	5,423,112
ARKANSAS	1,758,844	3,217,437	3,146,484	3,361,187	2,490,610
CALIFORNIA	55,916,855	36,814,328	45,258,302	43,917,140	41,743,556
COLORADO	5,536,368	5,356,965	4,920,924	4,833,238	4,750,251
CONNECTICUT	6,730,026	5,491,503	3,942,741	3,455,259	4,865,914
DELAWARE	993,292	1,034,185	970,247	1,265,209	900,305
DIST. OF COL.	310,707	502,393	491,354	597,907	598,507
FLORIDA	19,399,370	21,261,888	22,545,490	25,086,328	25,263,730
GEORGIA	7,561,064	11,999,643	10,453,125	10,574,394	10,808,188
GUAM	96,999	101,209	60,339	80,188	119,823
HAWAII	1,339,583	973,201	1,588,312	1,566,788	1,431,973
IDAHO	1,556,472	1,650,232	2,216,477	2,335,547	2,389,857
ILLINOIS	7,790,450	6,183,369	7,166,179	8,440,244	8,650,633
INDIANA	3,140,024	5,564,581	5,552,522	7,080,909	8,385,495
IOWA	7,870,287	7,126,528	7,220,705	7,247,439	6,917,274
KANSAS	2,997,169	2,873,656	3,105,801	3,306,309	3,289,970
KENTUCKY	6,850,309	8,088,515	7,954,630	7,627,918	5,208,111
LOUISIANA	3,822,257	4,389,087	6,130,392	5,878,940	6,213,377
MAINE	4,224,106	2,596,197	2,556,766	2,339,229	2,167,195
MARYLAND	5,875,001	8,749,496	6,537,765	5,478,845	7,303,489
MASSACHUSETTS	7,231,742	9,717,960	9,958,854	9,168,115	8,898,038
MICHIGAN	21,313,908	30,128,156	27,371,576	29,072,933	26,035,157
MINNESOTA	13,454,938	13,555,076	13,492,130	13,048,434	12,135,231
MISSISSIPPI	2,479,599	2,526,611	2,482,905	3,246,021	3,222,870
MISSOURI	8,033,993	8,496,830	8,653,176	10,525,886	10,204,439
MONTANA	1,179,885	1,202,605	1,155,004	1,061,120	1,028,469
NEBRASKA	3,541,623	3,056,992	3,089,869	3,635,367	3,475,303
NEVADA	1,676,248	857,000	1,293,543	1,355,443	1,826,744
NEW HAMPSHIRE	1,630,060	1,438,353	1,982,008	1,803,991	1,650,128
NEW JERSEY	13,155,582	17,367,328	17,895,131	16,335,761	15,974,982
NEW MEXICO	750,855	554,604	672,821	970,705	1,055,389
NEW YORK	21,273,457	30,176,739	30,829,027	26,298,854	26,242,919
NORTH CAROLINA	9,533,938	11,741,877	12,209,075	12,807,092	13,461,627
NORTH DAKOTA	1,186,961	1,192,916	1,264,209	1,542,418	1,560,854
OHIO	23,676,094	32,204,888	30,351,415	30,840,836	28,985,608
OKLAHOMA	3,091,512	2,899,609	3,056,022	3,437,279	3,643,878
OREGON	7,295,231	6,541,362	6,336,173	5,956,034	5,600,727
PENNSYLVANIA	21,441,680	30,284,824	29,533,145	26,532,361	25,422,058
PUERTO RICO	1,875,374	3,201,676	3,463,489	3,273,456	3,268,672
RHODE ISLAND	1,463,179	1,016,821	962,198	1,270,822	1,211,250
SOUTH CAROLINA	2,642,119	3,899,715	3,928,609	3,605,396	3,321,883
SOUTH DAKOTA	2,726,582	1,656,493	1,660,526	1,517,780	1,466,513
TENNESSEE	5,329,897	6,811,758	7,716,005	7,766,731	7,837,795
TEXAS	27,558,681	33,815,354	36,825,204	35,018,030	37,594,823
UTAH	3,500,081	3,101,832	3,493,011	3,677,929	3,288,628
VERMONT	1,057,025	1,127,161	1,086,334	1,197,334	977,267
VIRGIN ISLANDS	56,636	63,968	99,488	105,718	108,972
VIRGINIA	16,924,926	11,212,586	11,431,758	10,673,373	10,237,234
WASHINGTON	16,440,088	15,204,033	14,675,136	13,445,851	12,719,377
WEST VIRGINIA	4,980,279	4,058,389	4,209,015	3,775,411	3,879,643
WISCONSIN	10,307,264	15,924,085	15,632,872	14,529,242	13,748,475
WYOMING	1,101,877	1,201,957	1,163,775	1,180,509	1,163,702
TOTALS	$412,543,129	$450,000,000	$461,000,000	$454,000,000	$446,000,000

 

TABLE 35: MEDICAL SUPPORT PAYMENTS TO FAMILIES FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Forms OCSE-34A, line 7b E. Beginning in FY 2004, line 7b G. NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	$303,611	$359,547	$372,050	$342,160	$401,638
ALASKA	16,445	10,464	6,985	8,555	8,576
ARIZONA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
ARKANSAS	120,707	138,501	239,123	216,423	248,982
CALIFORNIA	8,525,910	368,922	796,603	1,061,949	1,145,123
COLORADO	3,127	740	3,787	3,615	3,268
CONNECTICUT	79,772	136,606	354,205	593,503	923,448
DELAWARE	26,443	29,501	36,010	39,521	53,091
DIST. OF COL.	102,721	149,800	233,143	229,231	294,059
FLORIDA	NA	7,792	22,754	30,366	26,030
GEORGIA	208,574	226,420	231,326	246,077	313,948
GUAM	30,839	30,215	26,602	21,803	29,359
HAWAII	332,302	413,911	344,003	336,135	343,404
IDAHO	676,813	609,944	1,661,958	2,848,561	190,852
ILLINOIS	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
INDIANA	456,689	411,857	453,873	546,653	951,893
IOWA	621,495	662,191	680,972	770,815	817,853
KANSAS	4,148,965	4,313,569	4,083,310	3,610,404	3,759,018
KENTUCKY	2,792,734	3,194,608	3,298,220	3,832,762	4,075,176
LOUISIANA	91,712	80,220	110,509	115,419	138,810
MAINE	713,653	611,027	608,540	783,754	660,229
MARYLAND	538,952	566,009	450,512	405,453	386,697
MASSACHUSETTS	53,797	74,810	91,209	163,876	263,089
MICHIGAN	17,643,800	18,087,582	20,058,989	22,321,492	24,079,726
MINNESOTA	13,171,565	14,262,838	15,881,127	17,845,897	19,434,335
MISSISSIPPI	106,081	120,532	136,466	147,060	152,963
MISSOURI	126,508	147,867	169,852	199,923	242,337
MONTANA	49,139	43,102	62,872	54,649	52,642
NEBRASKA	1,237,070	880,627	1,228,726	1,176,127	1,359,441
NEVADA	495,691	582,367	619,915	691,725	858,614
NEW HAMPSHIRE	124,369	127,618	148,617	177,845	163,244
NEW JERSEY	109,478	81,960	100,579	32,223	12,423
NEW MEXICO	2,773	11,512	-2,067	663	2,971
NEW YORK	10,697,892	10,963,135	10,937,799	11,331,547	11,634,844
NORTH CAROLINA	29,957	31,515	39,085	113,216	210,361
NORTH DAKOTA	48,299	59,443	41,950	108,299	140,705
OHIO	4,984,269	4,421,156	3,828,050	4,018,631	3,251,082
OKLAHOMA	16,013	11,824	7,925	2,842	4,536
OREGON	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
PENNSYLVANIA	2,455,492	2,394,508	2,469,305	2,843,153	4,275,421
PUERTO RICO	NA	NA	NA	NA	56
RHODE ISLAND	386	-696	38,753	605,709	1,307,319
SOUTH CAROLINA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
SOUTH DAKOTA	52,223	41,212	72,792	67,989	51,538
TENNESSEE	542,177	744,164	1,072,290	1,518,024	1,887,286
TEXAS	1,248,066	2,576,777	4,125,595	6,574,581	10,604,931
UTAH	399,842	118,773	107,313	119,543	130,398
VERMONT	NA	36	NA	NA	9,768,825
VIRGIN ISLANDS	NA	NA	347	304	456
VIRGINIA	9,630	10,780	3,497	5,295	7,115
WASHINGTON	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
WEST VIRGINIA	424,860	700,905	694,431	464,219	565,695
WISCONSIN	19,233,093	19,299,911	21,111,629	22,640,735	23,545,799
WYOMING	1,211,218	1,292,471	1,280,706	1,318,262	1,166,185
TOTALS	$94,265,152	$89,408,573	$98,342,237	$110,586,988	$129,945,791

 

TABLE 36: HEALTH INSURANCE PROVIDED AS ORDERED FOR TWO CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	Cases Where Health Insurance is Ordered 2004	Cases Where Health Insurance is Ordered 2005	Cases Where Health Insurance is Provided as Ordered 2004	Cases Where Health Insurance is Provided as Ordered 2005	Percent of Health Insurance Provided As Ordered 2004	Percent of Health Insurance Provided As Ordered 2005
Source: Form OCSE-157, lines 22 & 23 (A). NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	101,616	76,237	1,174	1,547	1.2%	2.0%
ALASKA	36,414	26,395	10,635	8,328	29.2%	31.6%
ARIZONA	100,069	88,640	17,270	14,726	17.3%	16.6%
ARKANSAS	67,751	53,255	17,182	12,640	25.4%	23.7%
CALIFORNIA	1,018,620	771,156	193,441	146,985	19.0%	19.1%
COLORADO	74,239	70,561	13,533	17,955	18.2%	25.4%
CONNECTICUT	106,733	92,516	20,351	21,620	19.1%	23.4%
DELAWARE	21,062	22,473	2,202	2,889	10.5%	12.9%
DIST. OF COL.	2,680	5,686	326	954	12.2%	16.8%
FLORIDA	158,041	177,064	16,331	19,099	10.3%	10.8%
GEORGIA	285,223	293,779	22,374	21,271	7.8%	7.2%
GUAM	4,264	3,952	592	569	13.9%	14.4%
HAWAII	25,004	27,355	5,286	8,289	21.1%	30.3%
IDAHO	70,804	55,784	10,139	1,550	14.3%	2.8%
ILLINOIS	140,822	156,838	583	30,256	0.4%	19.3%
INDIANA	100,240	129,901	350	28,293	0.3%	21.8%
IOWA	118,085	77,204	37,037	25,963	31.4%	33.6%
KANSAS	54,859	46,623	8,890	9,393	16.2%	20.1%
KENTUCKY	113,220	130,665	8,071	9,620	7.1%	7.4%
LOUISIANA	18,344	20,191	9,562	11,288	52.1%	55.9%
MAINE	26,227	15,106	2,212	1,384	8.4%	9.2%
MARYLAND	107,282	108,911	41,564	42,463	38.7%	39.0%
MASSACHUSETTS	81,827	94,380	15,914	19,923	19.4%	21.1%
MICHIGAN	577,891	704,076	125,888	148,145	21.8%	21.0%
MINNESOTA	97,784	88,610	40,837	44,344	41.8%	50.0%
MISSISSIPPI	30,120	25,969	5,274	4,965	17.5%	19.1%
MISSOURI	244,914	201,002	45,715	38,955	18.7%	19.4%
MONTANA	27,966	20,386	9,919	9,429	35.5%	46.3%
NEBRASKA	30,337	45,675	NA	13,680	NA	NA
NEVADA	42,270	36,310	10,244	9,885	24.2%	27.2%
NEW HAMPSHIRE	16,921	13,714	1,596	1,258	9.4%	9.2%
NEW JERSEY	159,970	160,576	39,898	41,615	24.9%	25.9%
NEW MEXICO	24,903	18,961	7,837	5,457	31.5%	28.8%
NEW YORK	393,366	400,237	NA	NA	NA	NA
NORTH CAROLINA	221,337	218,237	71,414	51,549	32.3%	23.6%
NORTH DAKOTA	23,797	21,319	12,951	7,768	54.4%	36.4%
OHIO	195,096	191,308	143,917	158,702	73.8%	83.0%
OKLAHOMA	95,288	75,225	NA	7,568	NA	NA
OREGON	98,522	98,038	34,585	16,988	35.1%	17.3%
PENNSYLVANIA	135,036	133,388	116,643	102,584	86.4%	76.9%
PUERTO RICO	47	75	36	17	76.6%	22.7%
RHODE ISLAND	19,500	17,295	4,584	4,331	23.5%	25.0%
SOUTH CAROLINA	48,867	45,447	10,967	9,668	22.4%	21.3%
SOUTH DAKOTA	21,588	18,149	6,169	5,481	28.6%	30.2%
TENNESSEE	129,826	116,297	44,102	22,205	34.0%	19.1%
TEXAS	583,027	551,194	129,861	189,795	22.3%	34.4%
UTAH	48,761	48,344	24,599	11,960	50.4%	24.7%
VERMONT	8,801	9,491	7,235	6,883	82.2%	72.5%
VIRGIN ISLANDS	342	491	2	5	0.6%	1.0%
VIRGINIA	172,697	187,913	20,520	20,784	11.9%	11.1%
WASHINGTON	186,913	175,824	45,545	47,227	24.4%	26.9%
WEST VIRGINIA	53,713	57,915	6,191	6,914	11.5%	11.9%
WISCONSIN	213,498	205,516	46,027	21,653	21.6%	10.5%
WYOMING	12,448	13,227	4,767	4,490	38.3%	33.9%
TOTALS	6,265,945	6,748,972	1,279,217	1,472,342	20.4%	21.8%

 

TABLE 37: CASES WITH ORDERS IN WHICH MEDICAL SUPPORT IS ORDERED FOR TWO CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	Cases Where Medical Support Is Ordered 2004	Cases Where Medical Support Is Ordered 2005	Cases with Support Orders Established 2004	Cases with Support Orders Established 2005	Percent of Cases with Orders for Medical Support 2004	Percent of Cases with Orders for Medical Support 2005
Source: Form OCSE-157, lines 21 and 2.
ALABAMA	99,049	102,315	173,462	173,970	57.1%	58.8%
ALASKA	28,384	36,489	40,410	41,823	70.2%	87.2%
ARIZONA	122,193	110,409	164,986	166,265	74.1%	66.4%
ARKANSAS	74,793	74,720	100,645	101,997	74.3%	73.3%
CALIFORNIA	1,039,316	1,019,579	1,411,708	1,414,276	73.6%	72.1%
COLORADO	73,530	74,250	118,894	120,291	61.8%	61.7%
CONNECTICUT	101,051	107,016	141,627	145,703	71.4%	73.4%
DELAWARE	20,154	21,082	39,902	41,255	50.5%	51.1%
DIST. OF COL.	25,603	27,187	32,425	33,707	79.0%	80.7%
FLORIDA	196,361	220,939	484,519	515,195	40.5%	42.9%
GEORGIA	276,251	287,390	347,700	355,457	79.5%	80.9%
GUAM	4,179	4,282	6,316	7,565	66.2%	56.6%
HAWAII	23,552	25,047	57,296	58,173	41.1%	43.1%
IDAHO	64,972	70,868	74,261	79,743	87.5%	88.9%
ILLINOIS	125,185	143,077	329,976	356,896	37.9%	40.1%
INDIANA	446	543	230,270	236,686	0.2%	0.2%
IOWA	114,485	118,680	156,317	156,684	73.2%	75.7%
KANSAS	46,844	59,194	96,032	97,968	48.8%	60.4%
KENTUCKY	110,417	122,705	240,304	244,535	45.9%	50.2%
LOUISIANA	193,309	198,934	196,532	202,829	98.4%	98.1%
MAINE	39,713	40,887	57,981	58,936	68.5%	69.4%
MARYLAND	105,668	107,765	206,398	206,150	51.2%	52.3%
MASSACHUSETTS	74,165	82,099	190,187	197,179	39.0%	41.6%
MICHIGAN	750,431	766,998	769,462	777,188	97.5%	98.7%
MINNESOTA	152,971	158,552	199,585	203,587	76.6%	77.9%
MISSISSIPPI	71,603	74,497	154,018	160,107	46.5%	46.5%
MISSOURI	243,916	249,890	309,084	308,076	78.9%	81.1%
MONTANA	28,106	28,587	32,945	33,033	85.3%	86.5%
NEBRASKA	28,639	30,454	78,126	80,886	36.7%	37.7%
NEVADA	55,703	44,455	66,771	71,425	83.4%	62.2%
NEW HAMPSHIRE	22,183	22,500	30,528	30,373	72.7%	74.1%
NEW JERSEY	157,945	160,117	287,313	292,642	55.0%	54.7%
NEW MEXICO	23,800	24,980	36,023	37,116	66.1%	67.3%
NEW YORK	370,073	404,454	702,944	717,808	52.6%	56.3%
NORTH CAROLINA	220,648	225,345	322,516	328,139	68.4%	68.7%
NORTH DAKOTA	26,327	27,489	30,607	31,110	86.0%	88.4%
OHIO	407,287	432,916	671,682	684,103	60.6%	63.3%
OKLAHOMA	90,342	98,924	105,298	114,914	85.8%	86.1%
OREGON	101,350	98,522	168,055	168,068	60.3%	58.6%
PENNSYLVANIA	219,483	237,005	476,882	473,505	46.0%	50.1%
PUERTO RICO	73	77	157,700	161,781	0.0%	0.0%
RHODE ISLAND	23,110	21,965	35,801	33,364	64.6%	65.8%
SOUTH CAROLINA	49,368	48,927	158,471	162,445	31.2%	30.1%
SOUTH DAKOTA	20,965	21,588	28,010	28,612	74.8%	75.5%
TENNESSEE	117,392	137,161	220,563	232,216	53.2%	59.1%
TEXAS	598,236	630,047	729,063	751,180	82.1%	83.9%
UTAH	59,369	62,559	63,110	65,588	94.1%	95.4%
VERMONT	8,759	8,811	20,673	19,725	42.4%	44.7%
VIRGIN ISLANDS	253	403	6,411	6,495	3.9%	6.2%
VIRGINIA	169,165	172,831	294,424	295,748	57.5%	58.4%
WASHINGTON	241,510	187,237	297,291	305,492	81.2%	61.3%
WEST VIRGINIA	60,923	65,711	92,821	95,806	65.6%	68.6%
WISCONSIN	207,476	214,444	278,205	281,288	74.6%	76.2%
WYOMING	20,930	20,192	31,073	29,487	67.4%	68.5%
TOTALS	7,507,956	7,733,095	11,753,603	11,994,590	63.9%	64.5%

 

TABLE 38: ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENDITURES FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-396A, line 9 A+C.
ALABAMA	$54,278,956	$62,813,312	$64,233,813	$62,916,747	$61,169,161
ALASKA	22,092,393	20,964,504	21,682,477	20,889,915	21,250,426
ARIZONA	58,584,065	61,488,020	58,995,755	63,112,674	64,226,792
ARKANSAS	47,569,896	53,325,544	47,676,023	40,962,098	46,307,373
CALIFORNIA	808,709,471	967,850,687	972,416,111	1,078,618,454	1,084,724,865
COLORADO	60,876,554	63,345,963	72,067,723	69,830,659	72,814,414
CONNECTICUT	56,873,037	62,248,498	59,275,853	76,443,536	68,962,039
DELAWARE	21,712,899	18,490,612	22,899,696	23,836,341	24,178,388
DIST. OF COL.	19,881,072	18,355,923	24,481,801	16,413,838	22,472,256
FLORIDA	221,859,069	228,940,447	230,616,251	246,281,985	252,591,745
GEORGIA	109,061,284	109,974,793	114,088,857	112,113,933	107,903,857
GUAM	6,108,949	5,180,595	4,404,764	4,656,068	4,498,651
HAWAII	11,868,581	12,204,056	16,076,982	9,987,322	20,389,991
IDAHO	21,605,663	19,943,957	19,868,113	20,414,880	22,566,846
ILLINOIS	180,022,464	175,628,019	191,741,466	172,726,567	165,413,022
INDIANA	60,685,358	57,415,767	54,842,575	65,083,192	57,926,492
IOWA	47,424,101	47,746,323	51,434,609	52,734,715	52,454,171
KANSAS	55,208,471	57,070,901	50,083,945	50,754,022	50,751,781
KENTUCKY	64,278,264	62,855,131	60,998,713	57,067,459	59,560,674
LOUISIANA	56,833,777	57,086,791	57,084,130	59,120,674	65,547,775
MAINE	16,665,505	23,605,032	20,634,465	24,120,328	24,842,681
MARYLAND	96,380,664	101,356,950	97,134,343	100,371,995	99,688,086
MASSACHUSETTS	74,245,930	73,157,946	81,756,096	94,611,214	82,483,708
MICHIGAN	290,607,893	317,969,745	297,044,266	267,174,735	211,506,461
MINNESOTA	128,135,742	136,841,446	142,542,751	142,912,641	139,596,110
MISSISSIPPI	28,152,230	25,093,407	24,643,581	24,185,977	24,147,427
MISSOURI	102,962,421	93,519,925	92,119,226	87,678,856	90,790,168
MONTANA	12,366,610	12,488,346	14,368,225	13,399,195	13,545,069
NEBRASKA	48,599,097	51,452,821	47,362,837	45,084,471	47,314,314
NEVADA	33,214,421	40,122,603	39,823,537	40,497,262	47,343,935
NEW HAMPSHIRE	14,682,375	18,740,756	18,125,076	16,244,978	18,266,424
NEW JERSEY	145,758,766	169,893,050	170,238,325	185,918,148	203,882,866
NEW MEXICO	45,490,339	39,663,969	42,850,806	39,892,937	36,526,507
NEW YORK	241,496,134	306,731,258	287,129,649	324,634,090	313,295,358
NORTH CAROLINA	115,865,908	114,731,870	107,657,065	114,005,360	119,920,566
NORTH DAKOTA	12,130,901	11,793,383	11,645,878	11,843,765	11,396,020
OHIO	359,069,774	344,634,577	335,322,308	308,380,120	301,314,771
OKLAHOMA	44,775,915	52,282,771	50,470,419	46,684,484	51,407,521
OREGON	44,843,700	51,552,166	56,012,319	52,335,329	55,460,302
PENNSYLVANIA	184,690,363	200,473,876	205,750,237	202,107,570	228,798,996
PUERTO RICO	36,812,176	34,938,437	42,688,161	31,845,329	45,069,017
RHODE ISLAND	12,423,716	12,692,034	12,325,753	11,820,855	9,229,392
SOUTH CAROLINA	47,831,468	40,281,284	38,731,071	35,384,236	35,091,596
SOUTH DAKOTA	6,873,113	7,434,866	7,495,613	8,273,943	8,344,763
TENNESSEE	59,951,980	76,715,673	69,969,809	80,101,558	82,412,190
TEXAS	238,817,225	265,126,381	288,660,594	276,817,795	283,010,827
UTAH	37,350,946	36,816,553	35,663,343	36,952,849	39,563,059
VERMONT	11,156,171	11,146,668	11,853,275	12,157,120	12,078,470
VIRGIN ISLANDS	7,477,516	5,289,924	4,801,753	5,506,548	4,775,305
VIRGINIA	73,398,552	76,276,031	79,061,476	86,120,479	87,671,421
WASHINGTON	134,257,031	127,203,755	140,225,984	139,275,739	136,717,407
WEST VIRGINIA	31,747,240	32,855,073	36,674,530	38,168,078	37,165,336
WISCONSIN	99,446,924	97,279,925	100,556,292	103,405,275	115,152,736
WYOMING	12,021,129	10,223,927	9,399,650	10,382,385	9,046,812
TOTALS	$4,835,234,199	$5,183,316,271	$5,215,708,370	$5,322,260,723	$5,352,566,340

 

TABLE 39: FEDERAL SHARE OF ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENDITURES FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-396A, line 9 B+D.
ALABAMA	$36,744,016	$41,772,350	$42,757,751	$41,878,446	$40,676,485
ALASKA	14,741,524	13,850,492	14,332,398	13,802,424	14,041,768
ARIZONA	38,820,223	40,633,973	38,999,968	41,691,702	42,437,119
ARKANSAS	31,493,601	35,292,028	31,547,881	27,096,681	30,628,201
CALIFORNIA	535,842,556	640,414,803	642,350,175	712,257,021	716,248,173
COLORADO	40,177,680	42,203,602	47,589,134	46,105,648	48,114,439
CONNECTICUT	37,646,485	41,137,173	39,155,628	50,500,252	45,552,790
DELAWARE	14,534,706	12,220,632	15,127,577	15,748,564	15,971,088
DIST. OF COL.	13,244,904	12,123,785	16,166,075	10,844,775	14,832,804
FLORIDA	149,710,348	151,549,303	152,703,395	163,004,508	167,098,908
GEORGIA	72,837,316	72,856,621	75,756,290	74,317,016	71,650,562
GUAM	4,316,712	3,423,657	2,912,345	3,079,605	2,974,146
HAWAII	7,831,056	8,075,600	10,626,329	6,605,777	13,466,634
IDAHO	14,632,423	13,195,260	13,142,229	13,503,603	14,922,903
ILLINOIS	119,408,267	116,658,654	126,727,501	114,187,371	109,328,939
INDIANA	42,302,273	38,171,773	36,391,258	43,156,405	38,423,875
IOWA	31,349,034	31,562,743	34,005,911	34,840,160	34,656,511
KANSAS	36,444,977	37,673,723	33,081,053	33,511,759	33,515,800
KENTUCKY	43,592,038	41,644,637	40,428,039	37,841,507	39,471,956
LOUISIANA	38,700,479	38,010,816	37,916,604	39,245,539	43,514,007
MAINE	11,580,181	15,608,293	13,630,409	15,945,077	16,419,836
MARYLAND	64,039,641	66,972,127	64,131,993	66,306,822	65,833,846
MASSACHUSETTS	49,200,301	48,348,358	54,028,092	62,511,709	54,509,109
MICHIGAN	193,569,295	209,999,856	196,155,248	176,461,712	139,724,705
MINNESOTA	84,707,570	90,481,729	94,266,376	94,516,910	92,299,120
MISSISSIPPI	18,892,124	16,746,999	16,436,988	16,148,807	16,133,939
MISSOURI	69,595,403	62,026,337	61,119,881	58,125,720	60,193,747
MONTANA	8,214,285	8,272,313	9,494,652	8,859,284	8,958,016
NEBRASKA	32,796,253	34,022,260	31,326,226	29,817,974	31,431,540
NEVADA	22,345,234	26,508,244	26,313,572	26,761,682	31,285,309
NEW HAMPSHIRE	9,715,420	12,598,325	11,986,462	10,745,289	12,076,653
NEW JERSEY	96,997,418	112,259,046	112,442,757	122,794,430	134,643,786
NEW MEXICO	30,534,508	26,199,265	28,323,847	26,349,330	24,124,980
NEW YORK	160,093,567	202,847,433	189,833,926	214,702,411	206,750,241
NORTH CAROLINA	76,703,767	75,961,551	71,272,669	75,469,189	79,346,559
NORTH DAKOTA	8,034,034	7,789,975	7,693,245	7,824,566	7,529,445
OHIO	239,846,085	228,191,923	222,063,568	203,632,344	200,136,139
OKLAHOMA	29,676,473	34,841,729	33,395,292	30,862,130	33,981,107
OREGON	29,701,975	34,060,493	37,008,214	34,567,709	36,624,373
PENNSYLVANIA	122,095,872	132,475,460	135,933,988	133,509,782	151,125,365
PUERTO RICO	24,317,442	23,141,964	28,196,327	21,044,351	29,804,967
RHODE ISLAND	8,304,286	8,376,742	8,166,459	7,817,476	6,096,459
SOUTH CAROLINA	32,552,670	26,701,035	25,683,952	23,467,802	23,268,118
SOUTH DAKOTA	4,631,093	4,925,871	4,962,646	5,463,363	5,521,928
TENNESSEE	40,081,888	50,968,814	46,579,136	53,205,964	54,819,297
TEXAS	159,072,724	176,302,824	191,399,487	183,603,791	187,559,323
UTAH	24,704,318	24,327,960	23,583,303	24,463,269	26,178,528
VERMONT	7,614,610	7,383,287	7,841,501	8,040,693	7,984,664
VIRGIN ISLANDS	5,324,830	3,496,995	3,174,084	3,636,911	3,155,386
VIRGINIA	48,970,714	50,490,635	52,289,084	56,964,053	57,940,205
WASHINGTON	88,637,429	83,990,215	92,654,896	92,013,706	90,274,682
WEST VIRGINIA	21,291,080	21,755,127	24,257,381	25,252,781	24,584,099
WISCONSIN	65,867,266	64,429,060	66,655,011	68,468,736	76,212,226
WYOMING	8,077,343	6,757,440	6,213,885	6,862,165	5,978,451
TOTALS	$3,222,157,717	$3,431,731,310	$3,450,232,098	$3,519,436,701	$3,540,033,256

 

TABLE 40: STATE SHARE OF ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENDITURES FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-396A, line 16 (B+D) - line 11 B.
ALABAMA	$17,534,940	$21,040,962	$21,476,062	$21,038,301	$20,492,676
ALASKA	7,350,869	7,114,012	7,350,079	7,087,491	7,208,658
ARIZONA	19,763,842	20,854,047	19,995,787	21,420,972	21,789,673
ARKANSAS	16,076,295	18,033,516	16,128,142	13,865,417	15,679,172
CALIFORNIA	272,866,915	327,435,884	330,065,936	366,361,433	368,476,692
COLORADO	20,698,874	21,142,361	24,478,589	23,725,011	24,699,975
CONNECTICUT	19,226,552	21,111,325	20,120,225	25,943,284	23,409,249
DELAWARE	7,178,193	6,269,980	7,772,119	8,087,777	8,207,300
DIST. OF COL.	6,636,168	6,232,138	8,315,726	5,569,063	7,639,452
FLORIDA	72,148,721	77,391,144	77,912,856	83,277,477	85,492,837
GEORGIA	36,223,968	37,118,172	38,332,567	37,796,917	36,253,295
GUAM	1,792,237	1,756,938	1,492,419	1,576,463	1,524,505
HAWAII	4,037,525	4,128,456	5,450,653	3,381,545	6,923,357
IDAHO	6,973,240	6,748,697	6,725,884	6,911,277	7,643,943
ILLINOIS	60,614,197	58,969,365	65,013,965	58,539,196	56,084,083
INDIANA	18,383,085	19,243,994	18,451,317	21,926,787	19,502,617
IOWA	16,075,067	16,183,580	17,428,698	17,894,555	17,797,660
KANSAS	18,763,494	19,397,178	17,002,892	17,242,263	17,235,981
KENTUCKY	20,686,226	21,210,494	20,570,674	19,225,952	20,088,718
LOUISIANA	18,133,298	19,075,975	19,167,526	19,875,135	22,033,768
MAINE	5,085,324	7,996,739	7,004,056	8,175,251	8,422,845
MARYLAND	32,341,023	34,384,823	33,002,350	34,065,173	33,854,240
MASSACHUSETTS	25,045,629	24,809,588	27,728,004	32,099,505	27,974,599
MICHIGAN	97,038,598	107,969,889	100,889,018	90,713,023	71,781,756
MINNESOTA	43,428,172	46,359,717	48,276,375	48,395,731	47,296,990
MISSISSIPPI	9,260,106	8,346,408	8,206,593	8,037,170	8,013,488
MISSOURI	33,367,018	31,493,588	30,999,345	29,553,136	30,596,421
MONTANA	4,152,325	4,216,033	4,873,573	4,539,911	4,587,053
NEBRASKA	15,802,844	17,430,561	16,036,611	15,266,497	15,882,774
NEVADA	10,869,187	13,614,359	13,509,965	13,735,580	16,058,626
NEW HAMPSHIRE	4,966,955	6,142,431	6,138,614	5,499,689	6,189,771
NEW JERSEY	48,761,348	57,634,004	57,795,568	63,123,718	69,239,080
NEW MEXICO	14,955,831	13,464,704	14,526,959	13,543,607	12,401,527
NEW YORK	81,402,567	103,883,825	97,295,723	109,931,679	106,545,117
NORTH CAROLINA	39,162,141	38,770,319	36,384,396	38,536,171	40,574,007
NORTH DAKOTA	4,096,867	4,003,408	3,952,633	4,019,199	3,866,575
OHIO	119,223,689	116,442,654	113,258,740	104,747,776	101,178,632
OKLAHOMA	15,099,442	17,441,042	17,075,127	15,822,354	17,426,414
OREGON	15,141,725	17,491,673	19,004,105	17,767,620	18,835,929
PENNSYLVANIA	62,594,491	67,998,416	69,816,249	68,597,788	77,673,631
PUERTO RICO	12,494,734	11,796,473	14,491,834	10,800,978	15,264,050
RHODE ISLAND	4,119,430	4,315,292	4,159,294	4,003,379	3,132,933
SOUTH CAROLINA	15,278,798	13,580,249	13,047,119	11,916,434	11,823,478
SOUTH DAKOTA	2,242,020	2,508,995	2,532,967	2,810,580	2,822,835
TENNESSEE	19,870,092	25,746,859	23,390,673	26,895,594	27,592,893
TEXAS	79,744,501	88,823,557	97,261,107	93,214,004	95,451,504
UTAH	12,646,628	12,488,593	12,080,040	12,489,580	13,384,531
VERMONT	3,541,561	3,763,381	4,011,774	4,116,427	4,093,806
VIRGIN ISLANDS	2,152,686	1,792,929	1,627,669	1,869,637	1,619,919
VIRGINIA	24,427,838	25,785,396	26,772,392	29,156,426	29,731,216
WASHINGTON	45,619,602	43,213,540	47,571,088	47,262,033	46,442,725
WEST VIRGINIA	10,456,160	11,099,946	12,417,149	12,915,297	12,581,237
WISCONSIN	33,579,658	32,850,865	33,901,281	34,936,539	38,940,510
WYOMING	3,943,786	3,466,487	3,185,765	3,520,220	3,068,361
TOTALS	$1,613,076,482	$1,751,584,961	$1,765,476,272	$1,802,824,022	$1,812,533,084

 

TABLE 41: NON-IV-D COSTS FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-396A, line 1b A+C.
ALABAMA	$0	$0	$0	$538,565	$614,617
ALASKA	0	0	0	0	0
ARIZONA	764,958	1,203,465	1,077,797	1,080,986	1,433,295
ARKANSAS	0	0	0	0	0
CALIFORNIA	4,899,364	0	0	0	0
COLORADO	0	0	0	0	0
CONNECTICUT	0	0	0	0	0
DELAWARE	282,017	265,174	262,033	294,835	337,996
DIST. OF COL.	69,529	727,193	0	0	0
FLORIDA	0	3,888,255	3,589,186	3,650,153	3,596,951
GEORGIA	0	0	595,429	870,997	892,321
GUAM	0	0	206,156	566,929	51,539
HAWAII	-213,672	129,982	140,599	64,190	72,993
IDAHO	443,396	0	0	0	0
ILLINOIS	0	0	0	0	0
INDIANA	0	0	0	0	0
IOWA	96,754	98,237	84,546	78,864	96,202
KANSAS	1,114,733	2,077,948	2,230,911	1,937,272	2,185,495
KENTUCKY	148,425	257,497	336,362	294,981	227,529
LOUISIANA	0	0	0	0	0
MAINE	9,836	11,162	10,134	19,201	7,179
MARYLAND	0	0	0	0	0
MASSACHUSETTS	0	0	0	33,000	132,000
MICHIGAN	0	0	0	0	0
MINNESOTA	0	0	0	0	0
MISSISSIPPI	0	0	0	0	0
MISSOURI	22,860	324,917	618,478	508,056	424,054
MONTANA	15,109	53,424	58,003	39,643	27,596
NEBRASKA	0	0	0	621,445	168,107
NEVADA	29	0	0	0	0
NEW HAMPSHIRE	0	0	0	0	0
NEW JERSEY	60,954	115,187	211,721	126,033	439,565
NEW MEXICO	804,094	871,835	1,240,176	1,187,242	835,446
NEW YORK	0	0	0	0	0
NORTH CAROLINA	304,150	225,739	187,868	374,705	505,661
NORTH DAKOTA	14,823	236,003	204,487	275,980	124,195
OHIO	3,379,704	2,343,036	2,016,855	2,068,744	2,101,105
OKLAHOMA	0	0	0	0	0
OREGON	0	0	0	0	0
PENNSYLVANIA	0	0	0	0	0
PUERTO RICO	0	0	35,891	0	0
RHODE ISLAND	33,782	67,128	73,495	70,186	0
SOUTH CAROLINA	0	0	0	0	0
SOUTH DAKOTA	0	0	0	0	0
TENNESSEE	0	0	0	0	0
TEXAS	1,063,289	1,965,266	6,100,540	9,002,038	7,021,720
UTAH	125,387	111,258	115,769	118,046	117,828
VERMONT	72,706	0	0	0	0
VIRGIN ISLANDS	0	0	0	0	0
VIRGINIA	101,198	245,170	165,433	188,044	125,675
WASHINGTON	0	0	0	0	0
WEST VIRGINIA	0	0	0	0	0
WISCONSIN	838,870	823,661	712,458	923,453	912,348
WYOMING	0	0	0	0	0
TOTALS	$14,452,295	$16,041,537	$20,274,327	$24,933,588	$22,451,417

 

TABLE 42: ADP EXPENDITURES FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-396A, lines 4, 5, and 6. OCSE-396A lines 4 and 5 show the automated data processing expenditures eligible for FFP at the 66 percent rate, and line 6 shows approved ADP expenditures eligible for FFP at the 80 percent rate until 2004. Beginning in FY 2004, line 6 is at the 66 percent rate. NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	$15,742,227	$15,431,786	$14,700,128	$13,791,278	$12,598,772
ALASKA	3,284,182	3,478,247	3,403,826	2,866,709	2,320,507
ARIZONA	734,095	NA	NA	NA	NA
ARKANSAS	19,508,531	27,347,386	18,295,916	10,440,056	12,847,814
CALIFORNIA	113,707,193	136,426,099	145,844,663	262,601,052	286,773,814
COLORADO	1,944,787	2,365,473	2,062,563	2,126,019	2,203,979
CONNECTICUT	1,290,699	1,705,391	3,081,192	2,188,399	2,276,406
DELAWARE	3,822,041	1,827,816	2,169,363	2,109,591	2,665,982
DIST. OF COL.	6,438,780	6,009,158	5,879,439	3,394,617	3,989,346
FLORIDA	29,881,146	28,673,125	26,302,682	37,430,184	39,449,392
GEORGIA	24,902,850	26,596,590	26,614,245	23,157,716	20,870,895
GUAM	3,622,927	2,407,852	1,484,324	1,292,500	1,122,040
HAWAII	2,142,294	292,027	-2,226,948	-2,018	4,937,242
IDAHO	4,164,083	3,672,809	3,708,215	4,329,476	4,309,882
ILLINOIS	16,781,590	20,818,012	27,533,855	27,433,829	22,820,800
INDIANA	27,144,112	19,438,549	15,439,133	16,448,956	12,901,354
IOWA	7,262,983	7,477,317	9,042,850	10,623,046	7,738,090
KANSAS	16,242,139	13,684,811	9,474,273	8,002,986	5,768,530
KENTUCKY	7,663,823	6,412,120	5,713,739	6,181,177	5,679,509
LOUISIANA	6,949,679	5,989,296	2,484,881	2,228,714	2,077,014
MAINE	1,523,224	2,122,564	1,176,494	1,030,500	1,189,422
MARYLAND	13,659,942	7,384,346	1,649,009	9,654,463	14,568,467
MASSACHUSETTS	13,871,878	14,530,241	20,488,831	27,017,390	16,616,194
MICHIGAN	108,064,808	133,025,525	126,409,009	72,487,042	49,730,564
MINNESOTA	30,250,823	30,288,359	30,540,244	27,228,734	30,001,720
MISSISSIPPI	2,615,066	2,091,765	1,930,835	1,796,203	2,893,196
MISSOURI	23,406,108	12,592,502	11,593,405	11,288,582	10,658,997
MONTANA	2,761,024	4,649,922	2,063,104	2,904,823	2,579,470
NEBRASKA	20,299,796	19,642,808	19,461,538	18,190,574	14,326,529
NEVADA	6,128,478	7,231,911	5,429,931	4,406,662	5,148,031
NEW HAMPSHIRE	2,869,995	4,462,473	2,742,974	1,919,582	2,128,826
NEW JERSEY	8,788,423	11,496,457	10,224,959	15,417,999	16,295,995
NEW MEXICO	27,511,201	11,774,391	10,743,339	8,477,846	11,172,358
NEW YORK	22,418,170	16,707,778	14,547,175	15,554,324	14,855,752
NORTH CAROLINA	20,635,221	19,460,940	10,631,237	12,989,102	12,086,470
NORTH DAKOTA	2,925,846	3,563,212	3,096,967	3,030,984	2,639,234
OHIO	77,555,478	57,108,342	43,795,094	41,964,733	30,445,061
OKLAHOMA	6,894,745	3,166,235	1,569,271	1,543,149	1,722,362
OREGON	1,612,908	1,990,955	1,856,176	3,062,678	2,834,517
PENNSYLVANIA	35,521,404	36,443,208	33,570,835	39,737,679	39,677,316
PUERTO RICO	1,492,379	3,403,144	7,481,978	4,726,563	4,286,950
RHODE ISLAND	1,168,320	511,752	583,273	571,411	1,091,577
SOUTH CAROLINA	13,000,365	5,236,425	4,544,475	3,765,520	5,438,947
SOUTH DAKOTA	952,251	842,269	756,792	1,030,672	596,227
TENNESSEE	16,411,307	18,694,129	17,528,692	15,901,395	15,081,531
TEXAS	43,695,156	46,076,972	47,400,889	41,502,366	36,547,066
UTAH	6,907,208	6,864,622	6,417,751	6,956,804	6,666,679
VERMONT	2,020,518	659,313	536,080	806,060	858,903
VIRGIN ISLANDS	3,742,377	1,468,418	1,470,163	1,452,952	1,087,233
VIRGINIA	11,949,362	12,430,114	15,409,605	19,750,167	-13,810,005
WASHINGTON	12,416,520	11,003,741	10,739,742	3,284,272	21,845,416
WEST VIRGINIA	5,830,648	2,994,627	2,461,971	2,404,887	2,568,219
WISCONSIN	18,376,427	24,585,299	19,975,520	19,698,476	16,208,285
WYOMING	2,709,788	2,537,043	1,829,932	1,761,502	1,469,831
TOTALS	$883,217,325	$867,095,666	$811,665,629	$879,960,383	$834,858,708

 

TABLE 43: EXPENDITURES FOR LABORATORY TESTS FOR PATERNITY ESTABLISHMENT FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-396A, line 8 A+C.
ALABAMA	$1,194,178	$1,314,848	$1,514,312	$1,472,476	$1,270,159
ALASKA	69,417	57,998	91,514	62,822	68,696
ARIZONA	277,724	216,177	261,542	155,579	197,660
ARKANSAS	406,124	404,870	340,438	257,065	272,223
CALIFORNIA	2,046,122	2,063,898	2,246,615	1,536,847	1,374,008
COLORADO	-3,530	92,075	101,822	72,550	237,195
CONNECTICUT	175,389	159,607	139,853	197,987	157,683
DELAWARE	90,747	70,114	57,405	69,078	55,634
DIST. OF COL.	59,301	36,981	33,687	48,503	4,647
FLORIDA	1,623,623	1,869,190	2,069,451	1,909,990	1,618,155
GEORGIA	1,119,825	1,138,568	1,271,412	1,340,912	1,808,400
GUAM	17,531	18,600	21,670	27,500	20,990
HAWAII	-9,208	87,179	64,667	58,931	38,500
IDAHO	146,629	134,367	121,982	124,088	119,944
ILLINOIS	693,357	764,237	746,412	782,654	651,430
INDIANA	692,605	850,743	813,151	839,585	801,622
IOWA	204,693	209,036	246,117	146,868	153,157
KANSAS	30,774	28,866	106,873	58,769	81,770
KENTUCKY	527,126	667,709	703,694	737,428	674,625
LOUISIANA	1,418,208	1,023,244	1,004,484	941,226	1,051,980
MAINE	141,668	120,715	48,596	106,923	98,616
MARYLAND	969,209	318,910	97,190	255,437	165,449
MASSACHUSETTS	321,828	267,142	287,787	284,613	291,087
MICHIGAN	853,756	582,606	441,807	526,605	543,504
MINNESOTA	574,915	693,228	784,000	810,684	690,367
MISSISSIPPI	829,246	772,299	717,602	775,259	819,322
MISSOURI	1,118,301	1,263,281	1,338,294	1,073,640	1,134,326
MONTANA	75,051	125,020	48,433	65,896	76,124
NEBRASKA	277,507	264,155	278,137	259,261	850,379
NEVADA	66,380	113,862	125,143	139,541	159,631
NEW HAMPSHIRE	104,383	109,087	99,633	98,347	86,715
NEW JERSEY	368,711	371,032	356,099	368,554	337,890
NEW MEXICO	100,589	87,681	176,309	83,293	72,854
NEW YORK	748,623	1,136,856	1,368,150	1,849,631	-102,896
NORTH CAROLINA	967,778	993,822	912,531	940,214	829,101
NORTH DAKOTA	32,676	26,425	29,023	31,997	33,628
OHIO	3,601,754	3,054,600	3,128,519	422,775	5,284,974
OKLAHOMA	294,940	272,154	353,399	209,877	217,267
OREGON	164,694	106,914	185,952	109,951	85,726
PENNSYLVANIA	656,919	677,921	578,479	494,930	491,771
PUERTO RICO	89,191	76,875	92,247	110,137	247,561
RHODE ISLAND	0	0	131,084	65,467	21,087
SOUTH CAROLINA	569,694	480,786	506,015	475,860	448,606
SOUTH DAKOTA	67,898	78,579	64,747	10,666	59,933
TENNESSEE	1,098,644	1,401,956	1,662,766	1,412,233	1,780,224
TEXAS	2,862,993	3,073,747	3,321,203	3,766,854	3,217,396
UTAH	97,351	120,980	189,566	309,956	278,790
VERMONT	109,193	110,358	76,416	70,810	53,641
VIRGIN ISLANDS	24,231	23,525	20,525	10,791	15,348
VIRGINIA	614,466	276,878	452,124	518,898	321,111
WASHINGTON	115,788	148,905	440,607	382,151	171,632
WEST VIRGINIA	172,106	294,911	217,453	257,699	229,062
WISCONSIN	917,256	934,619	1,199,418	921,887	880,920
WYOMING	52,276	40,205	42,146	40,795	31,482
TOTALS	$29,840,650	$29,628,341	$31,728,501	$28,102,490	$30,581,106

 

TABLE 44: FEES AND COSTS RECOVERED, FY 2005

STATES	FPLS	Pre-OffsetCSENet	Notices	Other
Source: Form OCSE-396A	line 11	line 12	line 13	line 14
ALABAMA	$136,380	$32,212	$0	$0
ALASKA	21,768	5,140	0	0
ARIZONA	113,820	26,884	69,042	0
ARKANSAS	61,868	14,612	0	0
CALIFORNIA	881,476	208,196	0	0
COLORADO	72,736	17,180	0	0
CONNECTICUT	91,508	21,612	0	0
DELAWARE	24,288	5,736	0	0
DIST. OF COL.	48,608	11,480	0	0
FLORIDA	346,552	81,852	52,028	0
GEORGIA	255,944	60,452	99,226	0
GUAM	4,612	1,088	1,765	0
HAWAII	35,632	8,416	6,669	0
IDAHO	33,512	7,916	26,710	0
ILLINOIS	383,604	90,604	0	0
INDIANA	178,996	42,276	29,559	0
IOWA	79,259	18,720	15,580	0
KANSAS	62,832	14,840	11,257	0
KENTUCKY	129,936	30,688	0	0
LOUISIANA	129,584	30,608	0	0
MAINE	28,640	6,764	0	0
MARYLAND	146,628	34,632	0	0
MASSACHUSETTS	102,348	24,172	0	0
MICHIGAN	517,752	122,288	63,535	0
MINNESOTA	103,776	24,512	0	0
MISSISSIPPI	118,828	28,064	0	0
MISSOURI	159,892	37,764	21,854	0
MONTANA	17,152	4,052	12,047	0
NEBRASKA	45,956	10,856	0	0
NEVADA	39,984	9,444	8,313	0
NEW HAMPSHIRE	18,348	4,332	10,988	0
NEW JERSEY	172,976	40,856	107,639	0
NEW MEXICO	36,952	8,728	17,937	0
NEW YORK	461,568	109,016	0	0
NORTH CAROLINA	205,380	48,508	0	0
NORTH DAKOTA	16,152	3,816	0	0
OHIO	374,836	88,532	57,616	0
OKLAHOMA	60,344	14,252	14,669	0
OREGON	108,144	25,544	0	0
PENNSYLVANIA	310,988	73,452	34,036	0
PUERTO RICO	97,304	22,984	0	0
RHODE ISLAND	29,076	6,868	0	0
SOUTH CAROLINA	97,304	22,984	0	0
SOUTH DAKOTA	14,408	3,404	2,554	0
TENNESSEE	191,860	45,316	0	0
TEXAS	445,676	105,264	71,940	0
UTAH	38,776	9,160	0	0
VERMONT	10,588	2,500	1,838	0
VIRGIN ISLANDS	4,960	1,172	0	0
VIRGINIA	169,816	40,108	96,155	0
WASHINGTON	146,848	34,684	27,113	0
WEST VIRGINIA	53,284	12,584	0	0
WISCONSIN	162,420	38,364	0	0
WYOMING	21,412	5,056	0	0
TOTALS	$7,623,291	$1,800,544	$860,070	$0

 

TABLE 45: FEES RETAINED BY OTHER STATES FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-34A, line 13.
ALABAMA	$0	$0	$0	$4,715	$5,288
ALASKA	1,129	2,212	3,646	6,251	8,599
ARIZONA	0	0	0	0	3,255
ARKANSAS	0	0	0	0	0
CALIFORNIA	11,553	11,105	8,371	19,321	46,238
COLORADO	1,798	0	5,009	6,006	24,789
CONNECTICUT	0	0	109,175	0	0
DELAWARE	0	0	2,295	3,546	3,714
DIST. OF COL.	0	0	0	0	0
FLORIDA	0	0	0	50,840	54,216
GEORGIA	0	489	23,591	19,574	34,069
GUAM	0	0	0	0	0
HAWAII	0	78	668	617	716
IDAHO	0	0	33,500	30,892	31,071
ILLINOIS	0	0	0	0	0
INDIANA	2,477	2,001	13,881	11,767	14,708
IOWA	7,449	7,820	17,051	21,478	24,444
KANSAS	0	0	0	7,368	21,311
KENTUCKY	0	0	336,319	0	0
LOUISIANA	6,996	4,693	2,980	-18,223	74,059
MAINE	0	0	0	2,991	1,711
MARYLAND	526	2,621	1,151	1,186	306
MASSACHUSETTS	220	5	10	938	883
MICHIGAN	56,716	579,188	5,229	227,938	21,063
MINNESOTA	1,364	3,630	13,055	16,403	21,421
MISSISSIPPI	274	-8,552	-93,650	86,336	28,447
MISSOURI	0	0	0	26,004	87,087
MONTANA	7,414	7,490	10,210	11,274	8,333
NEBRASKA	0	4,897	9,705	11,878	15,426
NEVADA	12,120	14,571	13,623	6,051	13,160
NEW HAMPSHIRE	0	0	361	2,318	58,281
NEW JERSEY	0	0	196	1,376	2,795
NEW MEXICO	0	356	2,095	2,768	3,641
NEW YORK	0	0	0	0	0
NORTH CAROLINA	0	0	0	0	5,547
NORTH DAKOTA	3,457	5,116	5,871	4,909	5,131
OHIO	14,086,330	-5,760,106	22,088	31,935	45,884
OKLAHOMA	35,800	36,396	39,597	39,421	41,730
OREGON	0	5,168	9,755	15,080	18,120
PENNSYLVANIA	0	0	0	0	0
PUERTO RICO	0	0	65	10	0
RHODE ISLAND	0	0	0	0	95
SOUTH CAROLINA	0	0	0	0	0
SOUTH DAKOTA	0	0	1,809	1,380	5,113
TENNESSEE	0	0	0	0	0
TEXAS	42,851	56,724	75,011	85,624	91,386
UTAH	372	551	1,668	1,305	3,355
VERMONT	0	0	0	0	0
VIRGIN ISLANDS	0	0	0	0	0
VIRGINIA	2,470	3,542	8,283	17,770	20,102
WASHINGTON	0	0	0	0	15,375
WEST VIRGINIA	0	27	795	1,781	3,157
WISCONSIN	0	0	549,400	13,591	14,852
WYOMING	7,149	6,974	12,625	13,139	13,970
TOTALS	$14,288,465	-$5,013,004	$1,245,438	$787,558	$892,848

 

TABLE 46: TOTAL PROGRAM COSTS FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Forms OCSE-34A, line 7a - OCSE-396A line 9 A+C.
ALABAMA	-$42,867,808	-$51,884,421	-$54,076,050	-$56,580,160	-$51,510,749
ALASKA	-5,785,642	-4,963,883	-5,848,653	-5,858,004	-6,100,778
ARIZONA	-34,170,446	-33,532,662	-32,121,066	-34,788,865	-34,749,462
ARKANSAS	-38,697,909	-45,664,873	-40,236,227	-34,392,941	-39,844,881
CALIFORNIA	-161,118,617	-430,956,644	-368,020,518	-470,703,950	-485,872,278
COLORADO	-36,161,416	-39,293,194	-49,372,465	-48,817,505	-52,406,481
CONNECTICUT	-13,305,652	-13,871,203	-15,529,173	-34,450,717	-28,334,265
DELAWARE	-16,041,541	-12,630,686	-17,301,777	-19,402,466	-19,961,008
DIST. OF COL.	-15,644,193	-13,693,296	-19,463,178	-11,537,970	-17,090,786
FLORIDA	-152,346,904	-148,279,370	-153,910,938	-169,520,058	-182,274,578
GEORGIA	-76,614,387	-79,287,018	-82,950,286	-82,114,029	-76,103,357
GUAM	-4,871,391	-3,683,775	-2,832,054	-3,305,253	-3,242,862
HAWAII	-746,288	-1,454,077	-6,778,037	-436,387	-11,136,348
IDAHO	-17,157,651	-15,666,033	-15,750,876	-16,359,703	-18,902,104
ILLINOIS	-126,916,163	-132,032,574	-151,834,774	-139,380,479	-130,662,822
INDIANA	-38,108,920	-30,587,032	-23,164,587	-41,417,815	-28,380,295
IOWA	-7,171,803	-9,640,423	-13,522,170	-14,580,381	-15,477,553
KANSAS	-40,476,335	-38,066,473	-29,800,832	-31,381,405	-29,994,020
KENTUCKY	-30,431,369	-27,899,360	-29,431,982	-24,015,797	-25,332,963
LOUISIANA	-41,002,937	-41,083,459	-41,832,612	-45,204,817	-52,802,856
MAINE	11,387,713	1,503,896	4,120,240	1,119,741	490,767
MARYLAND	-74,195,740	-79,997,601	-76,301,319	-80,488,057	-79,879,808
MASSACHUSETTS	-30,801,793	-26,426,912	-36,944,744	-52,221,637	-41,902,649
MICHIGAN	-210,151,315	-206,713,280	-199,099,747	-167,376,796	-121,284,533
MINNESOTA	-79,427,102	-89,116,718	-93,308,914	-97,686,380	-97,100,669
MISSISSIPPI	-20,430,802	-17,378,012	-17,018,444	-17,314,736	-17,340,465
MISSOURI	-58,350,599	-43,988,576	-47,757,218	-46,912,593	-50,773,740
MONTANA	-7,626,348	-6,854,921	-8,467,151	-8,284,608	-8,834,099
NEBRASKA	-35,978,104	-41,296,356	-38,492,232	-35,666,323	-37,891,917
NEVADA	-27,467,727	-34,432,209	-33,678,139	-34,130,991	-40,162,087
NEW HAMPSHIRE	-6,464,659	-10,328,677	-7,553,586	-7,471,613	-9,799,738
NEW JERSEY	-84,398,873	-108,777,503	-112,035,429	-129,183,598	-146,722,743
NEW MEXICO	-38,292,340	-31,443,935	-34,482,998	-30,605,815	-27,745,544
NEW YORK	-73,201,794	-153,843,359	-158,247,230	-210,488,463	-200,264,849
NORTH CAROLINA	-74,961,161	-75,220,442	-70,825,009	-78,449,671	-85,053,504
NORTH DAKOTA	-6,605,273	-6,507,546	-5,939,018	-6,242,417	-5,325,692
OHIO	-286,081,903	-273,346,125	-267,459,931	-236,864,841	-235,995,367
OKLAHOMA	-24,853,722	-32,777,424	-31,052,895	-28,113,767	-33,386,853
OREGON	-22,778,686	-28,357,480	-30,451,599	-30,780,402	-33,039,098
PENNSYLVANIA	-96,496,562	-114,092,167	-126,532,527	-116,175,600	-138,851,455
PUERTO RICO	-35,075,657	-33,359,469	-41,051,777	-30,282,736	-43,732,565
RHODE ISLAND	3,198,178	2,134,177	1,592,369	1,001,753	2,067,316
SOUTH CAROLINA	-38,813,898	-30,743,137	-30,028,760	-27,190,332	-27,878,890
SOUTH DAKOTA	-2,529,564	-3,166,284	-3,543,455	-4,203,927	-4,601,496
TENNESSEE	-42,455,445	-55,549,404	-47,776,591	-56,324,319	-53,453,932
TEXAS	-137,260,710	-177,142,420	-206,439,293	-195,387,591	-202,120,182
UTAH	-18,851,938	-18,966,781	-18,547,588	-20,079,194	-23,584,602
VERMONT	-4,291,804	-4,946,409	-6,273,846	-720,582	-6,793,223
VIRGIN ISLANDS	-7,014,796	-5,058,014	-4,569,604	-5,308,635	-4,578,816
VIRGINIA	-35,236,207	-39,712,969	-38,810,513	-43,564,033	-43,842,664
WASHINGTON	-46,223,134	-42,849,260	-60,464,785	-65,462,689	-59,664,734
WEST VIRGINIA	-20,341,752	-19,445,354	-23,084,022	-25,885,578	-23,906,944
WISCONSIN	-58,777,722	-63,958,681	-66,760,079	-70,460,935	-92,856,834
WYOMING	-8,612,326	-6,982,203	-6,649,671	-7,670,587	-6,426,008
TOTALS	-$2,599,100,937	-$3,053,312,011	-$3,097,713,760	-$3,249,126,654	-$3,312,418,063

 

TABLE 47: STATE SHARE OF PROGRAM SAVINGS OR COSTS FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Forms OCSE-34A and 396A.
ALABAMA	-$11,184,822	-$14,811,474	-$15,489,679	-$16,184,848	-$14,675,318
ALASKA	2,370,581	2,969,558	2,570,690	1,250,145	1,504,457
ARIZONA	-7,785,918	-7,659,872	-7,764,343	-8,566,473	-8,456,135
ARKANSAS	-12,106,207	-14,321,128	-12,568,198	-9,545,018	-11,390,960
CALIFORNIA	101,917,415	-23,240,441	17,155,857	-15,305,975	-21,789,347
COLORADO	-2,937,307	-3,960,770	-8,130,963	-8,218,438	-9,496,012
CONNECTICUT	6,157,139	9,077,322	7,423,112	53,121	1,704,634
DELAWARE	-3,274,015	-2,020,020	-3,312,163	-4,370,843	-4,914,636
DIST. OF COL.	-4,517,729	-3,900,823	-5,806,417	-3,131,133	-4,948,721
FLORIDA	-25,412,344	-22,699,593	-25,081,445	-29,960,770	-32,495,718
GEORGIA	-14,136,132	-16,759,472	-17,484,647	-15,946,356	-14,928,009
GUAM	-1,254,968	-1,137,239	-953,764	-1,055,184	-1,008,625
HAWAII	3,055,415	2,524,985	343,304	2,503,889	-1,120,319
IDAHO	-4,746,157	-4,330,799	-3,973,766	-4,063,146	-4,350,766
ILLINOIS	-28,770,620	-32,401,736	-40,155,221	-36,554,275	-33,397,105
INDIANA	-7,244,340	-8,111,604	-5,349,558	-11,520,409	-7,569,177
IOWA	4,039,438	2,853,283	417,992	676,197	-1,211,682
KANSAS	-10,340,728	-10,425,318	-7,745,210	-8,052,070	-7,542,529
KENTUCKY	-4,316,161	-6,202,790	-6,565,931	-4,840,199	-5,183,495
LOUISIANA	-10,270,951	-11,919,331	-14,787,291	-15,927,206	-18,342,840
MAINE	8,669,106	3,644,666	3,608,083	2,003,849	1,971,731
MARYLAND	-17,525,029	-19,295,148	-18,175,839	-19,713,208	-19,540,106
MASSACHUSETTS	2,745,870	6,271,277	1,339,980	-3,402,111	1,112,468
MICHIGAN	-42,151,525	-39,786,566	-37,594,351	-27,061,150	-13,093,683
MINNESOTA	-8,947,849	-9,167,354	-9,659,458	-12,782,606	-13,549,273
MISSISSIPPI	-6,576,028	-4,501,656	-4,423,836	-4,462,280	-4,453,332
MISSOURI	-8,981,792	-4,406,082	-5,600,194	-5,645,894	-6,850,040
MONTANA	-807,565	-1,485,433	-1,883,243	-1,935,810	-2,197,055
NEBRASKA	-8,325,369	-11,237,271	-10,360,789	-8,738,879	-9,329,895
NEVADA	-5,723,878	-9,363,897	-8,772,651	-9,606,400	-12,400,032
NEW HAMPSHIRE	134,900	-713,125	547,917	161,483	-267,884
NEW JERSEY	-4,982,564	-9,976,234	-13,942,126	-17,958,464	-24,157,076
NEW MEXICO	-12,396,197	-10,528,579	-11,608,255	-10,628,508	-9,414,820
NEW YORK	27,144,601	-4,439,876	-11,854,514	-31,858,869	-26,029,864
NORTH CAROLINA	-18,467,559	-14,362,613	-10,193,575	-13,160,032	-15,892,874
NORTH DAKOTA	-1,703,011	-1,646,176	-1,275,271	-1,274,831	-923,810
OHIO	-70,760,175	-68,497,170	-64,545,327	-54,816,525	-51,165,757
OKLAHOMA	-6,169,819	-8,573,309	-8,418,608	-7,895,709	-9,652,652
OREGON	-996,720	-2,709,241	-3,680,442	-4,001,244	-4,799,566
PENNSYLVANIA	-7,945,206	-15,079,312	-12,481,026	-8,280,485	-14,712,165
PUERTO RICO	-11,532,604	-10,873,734	-13,554,740	-9,280,510	-13,949,657
RHODE ISLAND	5,636,947	5,134,572	4,298,189	3,434,721	2,357,658
SOUTH CAROLINA	-11,809,205	-8,855,852	-8,619,892	-7,646,789	-7,851,732
SOUTH DAKOTA	1,720,635	511,177	506,087	-53,342	-131,249
TENNESSEE	-11,034,597	-16,850,804	-12,405,194	-17,355,898	-17,402,482
TEXAS	-21,946,496	-29,614,269	-39,164,365	-34,230,679	-39,989,384
UTAH	-4,948,072	-5,149,079	-4,957,549	-4,861,007	-6,195,133
VERMONT	114,039	-183,309	-857,442	1,504,939	-943,021
VIRGIN ISLANDS	-1,977,006	-1,689,951	-1,509,632	-1,760,160	-1,510,798
VIRGINIA	-87,867	-1,434,029	1,139,759	121,794	183,159
WASHINGTON	12,735,888	13,327,596	8,031,510	5,166,488	7,926,521
WEST VIRGINIA	-6,726,058	-5,511,043	-6,752,277	-7,595,329	-6,947,556
WISCONSIN	-5,940,598	-10,818,638	-8,852,200	-11,234,989	-15,647,578
WYOMING	-2,269,136	-1,765,725	-1,654,137	-1,829,264	-1,465,003
TOTALS	-$272,588,350	-$466,103,448	-$460,583,048	-$515,436,688	-$536,524,242

 

TABLE 48: FEDERAL SHARE OF PROGRAM SAVINGS OR COSTS FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Forms OCSE-34A and OCSE-396A.
ALABAMA	-$31,682,986	-$37,072,947	-$38,586,371	-$40,395,312	-$36,835,431
ALASKA	-8,156,223	-7,933,441	-8,419,343	-7,108,149	-7,605,235
ARIZONA	-26,384,528	-25,872,790	-24,356,723	-26,222,392	-26,293,327
ARKANSAS	-26,591,702	-31,343,745	-27,668,029	-24,847,923	-28,453,921
CALIFORNIA	-263,036,032	-407,716,203	-385,176,375	-455,397,975	-464,082,931
COLORADO	-33,224,109	-35,332,424	-41,241,502	-40,599,067	-42,910,469
CONNECTICUT	-19,462,791	-22,948,525	-22,952,285	-34,503,838	-30,038,899
DELAWARE	-12,767,526	-10,610,666	-13,989,614	-15,031,623	-15,046,372
DIST. OF COL.	-11,126,464	-9,792,473	-13,656,761	-8,406,837	-12,142,065
FLORIDA	-126,934,560	-125,579,777	-128,829,493	-139,559,288	-149,778,860
GEORGIA	-62,478,255	-62,527,546	-65,465,637	-66,167,675	-61,175,348
GUAM	-3,616,423	-2,546,536	-1,878,290	-2,250,069	-2,234,237
HAWAII	-3,801,703	-3,979,062	-7,121,341	-2,940,276	-10,016,029
IDAHO	-12,411,494	-11,335,234	-11,777,110	-12,296,557	-14,551,338
ILLINOIS	-98,145,543	-99,630,838	-111,679,553	-102,826,204	-97,265,717
INDIANA	-30,864,580	-22,475,428	-17,815,029	-29,897,406	-20,811,118
IOWA	-11,211,241	-12,493,706	-13,940,162	-15,256,578	-14,265,871
KANSAS	-30,135,607	-27,641,155	-22,055,622	-23,329,335	-22,451,491
KENTUCKY	-26,115,208	-21,696,570	-22,866,051	-19,175,598	-20,149,468
LOUISIANA	-30,731,986	-29,164,128	-27,045,321	-29,277,611	-34,460,016
MAINE	2,718,607	-2,140,770	512,157	-884,108	-1,480,964
MARYLAND	-56,670,711	-60,702,453	-58,125,479	-60,774,849	-60,339,702
MASSACHUSETTS	-33,547,663	-32,698,189	-38,284,724	-48,819,526	-43,015,117
MICHIGAN	-167,999,790	-166,926,714	-161,505,396	-140,315,646	-108,190,850
MINNESOTA	-70,479,253	-79,949,364	-83,649,456	-84,903,775	-83,551,396
MISSISSIPPI	-13,854,774	-12,876,356	-12,594,608	-12,852,456	-12,887,133
MISSOURI	-49,368,807	-39,582,494	-42,157,024	-41,266,699	-43,923,700
MONTANA	-6,818,783	-5,369,488	-6,583,908	-6,348,798	-6,637,044
NEBRASKA	-27,652,735	-30,059,085	-28,131,443	-26,927,444	-28,562,022
NEVADA	-21,743,849	-25,068,312	-24,905,488	-24,524,591	-27,762,055
NEW HAMPSHIRE	-6,599,559	-9,615,552	-8,101,503	-7,633,096	-9,531,854
NEW JERSEY	-79,416,309	-98,801,269	-98,093,303	-111,225,132	-122,565,667
NEW MEXICO	-25,896,143	-20,915,356	-22,874,743	-19,977,307	-18,330,724
NEW YORK	-100,346,395	-149,403,483	-146,392,716	-178,629,594	-174,234,985
NORTH CAROLINA	-56,493,602	-60,857,829	-60,631,434	-65,289,639	-69,160,630
NORTH DAKOTA	-4,902,262	-4,861,370	-4,663,747	-4,967,586	-4,401,882
OHIO	-215,321,728	-204,848,955	-202,914,604	-182,048,317	-184,829,610
OKLAHOMA	-18,683,903	-24,204,115	-22,634,286	-20,218,058	-23,734,201
OREGON	-21,781,966	-25,648,239	-26,771,157	-26,779,158	-28,239,532
PENNSYLVANIA	-88,551,356	-99,012,855	-114,051,501	-107,895,115	-124,139,290
PUERTO RICO	-23,543,053	-22,485,735	-27,497,037	-21,002,226	-29,782,908
RHODE ISLAND	-2,438,769	-3,000,395	-2,705,820	-2,432,968	-290,342
SOUTH CAROLINA	-27,004,693	-21,887,285	-21,408,868	-19,543,542	-20,027,158
SOUTH DAKOTA	-4,250,199	-3,677,461	-4,049,542	-4,150,585	-4,470,247
TENNESSEE	-31,420,848	-38,698,600	-35,371,397	-38,968,421	-36,051,450
TEXAS	-115,314,214	-147,528,151	-167,274,928	-161,156,912	-162,130,798
UTAH	-13,903,866	-13,817,702	-13,590,039	-15,218,187	-17,389,469
VERMONT	-4,405,843	-4,763,100	-5,416,404	-2,225,521	-5,850,202
VIRGIN ISLANDS	-5,037,790	-3,368,063	-3,059,972	-3,548,475	-3,068,018
VIRGINIA	-35,148,340	-38,278,940	-39,950,272	-43,685,827	-44,025,823
WASHINGTON	-58,959,022	-56,176,856	-68,496,295	-70,629,177	-67,591,255
WEST VIRGINIA	-13,615,694	-13,934,311	-16,331,745	-18,290,249	-16,959,388
WISCONSIN	-52,837,125	-53,140,043	-57,907,884	-59,225,946	-77,209,256
WYOMING	-6,343,190	-5,216,478	-4,995,534	-5,841,323	-4,961,005
TOTALS	-$2,326,512,588	-$2,587,208,562	-$2,637,130,712	-$2,733,689,966	-$2,775,893,820

 

TABLE 49: CASES FOR WHICH THE STATE HAS NO JURISDICTION FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-157, line 3.
ALABAMA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
ALASKA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
ARIZONA	12,032	12,807	11,972	12,649	9,283
ARKANSAS	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
CALIFORNIA	1,142	1,542	1,679	1,501	1,276
COLORADO	30	29	34	31	36
CONNECTICUT	811	935	888	892	880
DELAWARE	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
DIST. OF COL.	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
FLORIDA	NA	1,336	567	675	475
GEORGIA	191,611	521	2,049	430	5,088
GUAM	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
HAWAII	68	73	68	68	65
IDAHO	351	575	654	672	713
ILLINOIS	370	602	577	553	603
INDIANA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
IOWA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
KANSAS	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
KENTUCKY	37	63	69	84	104
LOUISIANA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
MAINE	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
MARYLAND	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
MASSACHUSETTS	664	656	683	679	720
MICHIGAN	23	94	1	10	11
MINNESOTA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
MISSISSIPPI	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
MISSOURI	9	14	19	23	20
MONTANA	2,645	2,925	3,011	2,754	2,521
NEBRASKA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
NEVADA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
NEW HAMPSHIRE	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
NEW JERSEY	621	697	637	760	789
NEW MEXICO	3,957	4,744	5,942	7,325	8,177
NEW YORK	87	363	585	519	585
NORTH CAROLINA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
NORTH DAKOTA	4,400	3,523	4,647	4,430	4,791
OHIO	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
OKLAHOMA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
OREGON	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
PENNSYLVANIA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
PUERTO RICO	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
RHODE ISLAND	61	73	112	155	115
SOUTH CAROLINA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
SOUTH DAKOTA	3,561	13,676	13,556	13,682	12,664
TENNESSEE	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
TEXAS	47	51	63	67	82
UTAH	63	44	103	569	463
VERMONT	36	41	40	33	27
VIRGIN ISLANDS	NA	21	21	21	21
VIRGINIA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
WASHINGTON	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
WEST VIRGINIA	NA	NA	6	13	22
WISCONSIN	24	33	43	53	71
WYOMING	2,023	2,062	2,005	1,906	1,980
TOTALS	224,673	47,500	50,031	50,554	51,582

 

TABLE 50: CASES OPEN AT THE END OF THE FISCAL YEAR FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATE	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-157, line 1. All States' cases open data were reliable for FY 2003, 2004, and 2005. * Not Reliable. NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	290,041	259,413	248,624	237,442	235,327
ALASKA	46,405	46,385	46,387	46,543	45,259
ARIZONA	225,623	224,903	246,899	239,808	224,957
ARKANSAS	141,933	131,109	128,472	126,009	123,766
CALIFORNIA	1,961,721	1,904,822	1,836,818	1,806,876	1,761,720
COLORADO	137,775	134,358	138,083	140,313	140,895
CONNECTICUT	195,396	205,796	211,935	209,419	209,573
DELAWARE	52,795	54,132	55,198	55,378	55,877
DISTRICT OF COL.	113,677*	107,951	105,139	92,847	85,117
FLORIDA	728,920	667,829	663,296	691,888	713,796
GEORGIA	514,435	475,935	478,886	488,800	477,318
GUAM	11,576	12,067	12,368	12,605	12,571
HAWAII	96,023	94,714	99,363	97,667	99,777
IDAHO	73,679	79,197	87,351	94,537	101,481
ILLINOIS	950,179	865,334	723,806	640,682	601,354
INDIANA	487,710*	311,058	301,473	326,452	341,097
IOWA	166,424	170,885	175,180	179,759	183,580
KANSAS	151,277	141,158	134,321	131,550	131,658
KENTUCKY	299,064	312,431	313,583	316,811	315,469
LOUISIANA	287,352	265,642	272,341	275,666	281,747
MAINE	63,287	65,084	64,292	64,199	66,143
MARYLAND	320,537	309,645	312,744	279,783	276,167
MASSACHUSETTS	254,579	245,265	245,867	255,550	267,920
MICHIGAN	1,005,249	977,560	1,041,055	1,026,431	1,043,263
MINNESOTA	235,270	240,371	244,655	246,408	247,907
MISSISSIPPI	282,571	290,044	301,564	295,432	298,543
MISSOURI	386,360	390,538	383,780	383,021	377,390
MONTANA	36,286	37,179	37,972	38,646	37,488
NEBRASKA	95,455	98,137	97,589	98,992	104,076
NEVADA	89,438	94,417*	118,319	111,694	114,440
NEW HAMPSHIRE	36,781	37,391	38,015	37,699	37,426
NEW JERSEY	343,311	340,178	344,194	360,793	362,534
NEW MEXICO	80,021	65,550	63,669	66,805	62,040
NEW YORK	979,081	898,913	886,228	877,007	896,930
NORTH CAROLINA	461,948	426,096	417,936	409,041	405,706
NORTH DAKOTA	30,140	27,590	34,129	35,347	35,862
OHIO	856,995	901,429	915,211	938,356	941,062
OKLAHOMA	148,423	140,798	137,115	151,410	166,320
OREGON	241,480	246,669	247,388	249,048	249,338
PENNSYLVANIA	635,517	589,847	590,935	567,389	558,944
PUERTO RICO	235,277	236,941	237,297	240,878	243,764
RHODE ISLAND	64,343	70,012	67,811	68,147	58,353
SOUTH CAROLINA	226,813	224,971	218,855	222,673	228,044
SOUTH DAKOTA	27,562	29,048	28,990	29,883	29,803
TENNESSEE	443,030	350,470	358,754	345,058	358,156
TEXAS	1,011,532	951,580	896,975	913,240	913,469
UTAH	76,365	74,751	75,356	74,025	76,939
VERMONT	25,359	24,303	24,193	23,470	22,410
VIRGIN ISLANDS	NA*	11,164	11,350	11,688	11,721
VIRGINIA	380,473	361,504	349,573	352,441	349,243
WASHINGTON	310,029	302,812	315,393	331,458	341,069
WEST VIRGIN	131,166	115,766	109,930	112,078	114,686
WISCONSIN	349,001	339,849	340,920	339,601	336,685
WYOMING	40,144	37,237	35,745	35,178	32,991
Total:	16,835,828	16,018,228	15,873,322	15,803,921	15,809,171

 

TABLE 51: TOTAL CASELOAD FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-157, lines 1 and 3. All States were reliable for line 1 in FY 2003, 2004, and 2005. * Not Reliable for line 1. NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	290,041	259,413	248,624	237,442	235,327
ALASKA	46,405	46,385	46,387	46,543	45,259
ARIZONA	237,655	237,710	258,871	252,457	234,240
ARKANSAS	141,933	131,109	128,472	126,009	123,766
CALIFORNIA	1,962,863	1,906,364	1,838,497	1,808,377	1,762,996
COLORADO	137,805	134,387	138,117	140,344	140,931
CONNECTICUT	196,207	206,731	212,823	210,311	210,453
DELAWARE	52,795	54,132	55,198	55,378	55,877
DIST. OF COL.	113,677*	107,951	105,139	92,847	85,117
FLORIDA	728,920	669,165	663,863	692,563	714,271
GEORGIA	706,046	476,456	480,935	489,230	482,406
GUAM	11,576	12,067	12,368	12,605	12,571
HAWAII	96,091	94,787	99,431	97,735	99,842
IDAHO	74,030	79,772	88,005	95,209	102,194
ILLINOIS	950,549	865,936	724,383	641,235	601,957
INDIANA	487,710*	311,058	301,473	326,452	341,097
IOWA	166,424	170,885	175,180	179,759	183,580
KANSAS	151,277	141,158	134,321	131,550	131,658
KENTUCKY	299,101	312,494	313,652	316,895	315,573
LOUISIANA	287,352	265,642	272,341	275,666	281,747
MAINE	63,287	65,084	64,292	64,199	66,143
MARYLAND	320,537	309,645	312,744	279,783	276,167
MASSACHUSETTS	255,243	245,921	246,550	256,229	268,640
MICHIGAN	1,005,272	977,654	1,041,056	1,026,441	1,043,274
MINNESOTA	235,270	240,371	244,655	246,408	247,907
MISSISSIPPI	282,571	290,044	301,564	295,432	298,543
MISSOURI	386,369	390,552	383,799	383,044	377,410
MONTANA	38,931	40,104	40,983	41,400	40,009
NEBRASKA	95,455	98,137	97,589	98,992	104,076
NEVADA	89,438	94,417*	118,319	111,694	114,440
NEW HAMPSHIRE	36,781	37,391	38,015	37,699	37,426
NEW JERSEY	343,932	340,875	344,831	361,553	363,323
NEW MEXICO	83,978	70,294	69,611	74,130	70,217
NEW YORK	979,168	899,276	886,813	877,526	897,515
NORTH CAROLINA	461,948	426,096	417,936	409,041	405,706
NORTH DAKOTA	34,540	31,113	38,776	39,777	40,653
OHIO	856,995	901,429	915,211	938,356	941,062
OKLAHOMA	148,423	140,798	137,115	151,410	166,320
OREGON	241,480	246,669	247,388	249,048	249,338
PENNSYLVANIA	635,517	589,847	590,935	567,389	558,944
PUERTO RICO	235,277	236,941	237,297	240,878	243,764
RHODE ISLAND	64,404	70,085	67,923	68,302	58,468
SOUTH CAROLINA	226,813	224,971	218,855	222,673	228,044
SOUTH DAKOTA	31,123	42,724	42,546	43,565	42,467
TENNESSEE	443,030	350,470	358,754	345,058	358,156
TEXAS	1,011,579	951,631	897,038	913,307	913,551
UTAH	76,428	74,795	75,459	74,594	77,402
VERMONT	25,395	24,344	24,233	23,503	22,437
VIRGIN ISLANDS	NA*	11,185	11,371	11,709	11,742
VIRGINIA	380,473	361,504	349,573	352,441	349,243
WASHINGTON	310,029	302,812	315,393	331,458	341,069
WEST VIRGINIA	131,166	115,766	109,936	112,091	114,708
WISCONSIN	349,025	339,882	340,963	339,654	336,756
WYOMING	42,167	39,299	37,750	37,084	34,971
TOTALS	17,060,501	16,065,728	15,923,353	15,854,475	15,860,753

 

TABLE 52: TOTAL CASELOAD BY CURRENT ASSISTANCE FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-157, lines 1 and 3. NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	31,177	27,435	29,832	28,191	28,238
ALASKA	7,527	6,734	7,115	6,257	4,560
ARIZONA	63,245	65,692	78,896	68,825	55,599
ARKANSAS	21,432	20,795	17,579	15,530	13,693
CALIFORNIA	524,548	486,228	446,329	456,682	454,564
COLORADO	15,942	15,691	16,760	16,451	16,168
CONNECTICUT	35,721	32,843	32,865	30,460	28,439
DELAWARE	8,454	8,236	9,006	8,634	8,367
DIST. OF COL.	34,986	34,655	33,609	29,361	25,194
FLORIDA	84,621	83,907	74,820	75,216	67,204
GEORGIA	129,609	96,220	91,578	86,686	74,591
GUAM	3,129	2,470	398	1,059	899
HAWAII	29,737	27,535	28,845	27,555	27,641
IDAHO	3,345	3,499	4,057	4,306	4,343
ILLINOIS	132,059	95,824	92,541	89,060	84,679
INDIANA	66,017	49,968	36,941	48,327	47,387
IOWA	27,064	26,734	26,489	26,534	25,216
KANSAS	25,214	25,461	25,572	26,793	27,324
KENTUCKY	57,784	55,634	55,633	53,082	51,078
LOUISIANA	42,210	33,303	38,544	31,144	32,090
MAINE	12,263	14,828	16,439	16,578	14,677
MARYLAND	41,734	38,432	38,521	34,003	30,415
MASSACHUSETTS	58,800	54,745	52,887	48,238	46,552
MICHIGAN	110,005	129,501	165,290	129,985	126,536
MINNESOTA	57,222	57,072	54,742	48,969	40,007
MISSISSIPPI	28,332	29,745	29,736	24,855	22,463
MISSOURI	80,958	74,424	71,534	67,381	59,234
MONTANA	6,865	7,352	6,818	6,333	5,035
NEBRASKA	12,040	12,627	12,622	12,045	11,218
NEVADA	15,112	14,344	20,120	9,786	9,644
NEW HAMPSHIRE	6,393	6,765	6,725	6,489	6,650
NEW JERSEY	70,736	66,712	69,549	75,246	73,677
NEW MEXICO	28,945	18,284	17,616	15,713	13,503
NEW YORK	255,104	163,378	156,224	142,985	134,830
NORTH CAROLINA	70,930	64,341	58,608	54,139	47,378
NORTH DAKOTA	5,576	4,344	5,391	4,976	4,954
OHIO	107,814	120,236	124,948	128,196	125,206
OKLAHOMA	24,066	22,365	21,213	22,689	22,607
OREGON	38,849	43,826	39,745	42,604	41,029
PENNSYLVANIA	116,724	99,285	100,266	97,698	102,196
PUERTO RICO	72,061	66,334	64,436	62,966	61,008
RHODE ISLAND	21,689	20,276	18,664	17,328	13,731
SOUTH CAROLINA	40,280	41,643	39,198	36,127	35,859
SOUTH DAKOTA	3,618	7,569	7,393	6,799	5,959
TENNESSEE	128,844	105,117	115,815	108,245	107,344
TEXAS	167,066	159,753	126,369	102,090	89,092
UTAH	13,996	13,599	14,563	14,076	13,581
VERMONT	9,433	8,414	8,317	7,769	6,856
VIRGIN ISLANDS	NA	1,200	1,232	1,512	1,493
VIRGINIA	50,628	53,825	54,511	56,653	55,272
WASHINGTON	48,868	45,011	47,299	52,438	54,815
WEST VIRGINIA	17,329	15,548	15,735	14,462	12,697
WISCONSIN	23,948	24,199	26,586	26,253	20,724
WYOMING	3,197	2,871	2,770	2,435	2,301
TOTALS	3,093,246	2,806,829	2,759,291	2,628,214	2,495,817

 

TABLE 53: TOTAL CASELOAD BY FORMER ASSISTANCE FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-157, lines 1 and 3. NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	146,087	125,125	115,015	108,244	106,628
ALASKA	25,055	25,185	24,721	25,298	25,697
ARIZONA	125,729	123,080	128,450	131,684	127,756
ARKANSAS	51,313	49,931	50,973	51,639	51,014
CALIFORNIA	1,004,054	910,837	895,672	894,161	856,573
COLORADO	87,636	82,225	80,820	80,511	79,594
CONNECTICUT	109,916	116,515	119,047	116,829	118,311
DELAWARE	18,523	18,684	27,497	27,602	27,556
DIST. OF COL.	45,949	44,494	43,361	38,632	36,368
FLORIDA	414,448	334,912	325,484	328,349	338,248
GEORGIA	343,551	215,624	220,349	229,259	225,030
GUAM	5,118	6,175	8,360	7,763	7,753
HAWAII	37,162	38,076	44,109	44,123	46,284
IDAHO	30,603	30,927	32,026	33,751	35,367
ILLINOIS	424,213	392,149	315,149	263,184	245,334
INDIANA	113,260	151,611	142,377	148,992	157,948
IOWA	98,290	100,276	101,191	102,722	104,196
KANSAS	71,274	67,794	64,626	63,216	63,497
KENTUCKY	159,143	163,294	158,973	160,932	158,734
LOUISIANA	157,582	143,992	139,608	144,854	144,297
MAINE	36,114	34,160	32,169	32,170	35,063
MARYLAND	129,615	128,490	131,738	118,660	120,123
MASSACHUSETTS	140,332	132,202	132,008	137,415	145,653
MICHIGAN	521,558	489,111	523,893	456,880	468,594
MINNESOTA	131,996	135,316	140,626	147,469	155,032
MISSISSIPPI	102,557	105,333	111,023	110,350	112,844
MISSOURI	143,613	156,022	162,161	169,957	177,882
MONTANA	23,856	24,162	25,164	25,607	25,485
NEBRASKA	43,272	44,169	44,103	45,696	49,447
NEVADA	21,819	27,537	37,803	35,715	37,450
NEW HAMPSHIRE	16,254	16,473	17,262	17,495	17,317
NEW JERSEY	151,479	149,304	154,292	160,332	159,662
NEW MEXICO	36,961	33,499	30,358	32,658	30,880
NEW YORK	486,202	487,921	466,388	458,450	464,636
NORTH CAROLINA	255,355	238,792	235,683	226,740	225,283
NORTH DAKOTA	12,880	10,291	14,874	15,191	13,530
OHIO	287,615	273,768	361,395	366,034	372,779
OKLAHOMA	76,882	71,525	67,019	71,738	75,248
OREGON	100,831	100,306	100,010	112,165	112,471
PENNSYLVANIA	256,691	235,813	234,999	217,686	210,121
PUERTO RICO	6,903	8,376	9,337	10,223	10,927
RHODE ISLAND	32,322	36,036	35,035	35,719	30,470
SOUTH CAROLINA	115,725	112,962	110,456	114,828	116,669
SOUTH DAKOTA	17,939	24,569	23,885	24,500	23,864
TENNESSEE	182,227	135,277	133,832	131,881	145,145
TEXAS	429,975	402,002	390,949	397,160	386,565
UTAH	40,725	38,358	36,896	35,378	37,755
VERMONT	11,573	11,455	11,160	10,980	10,880
VIRGIN ISLANDS	NA	2,349	2,553	2,619	2,727
VIRGINIA	153,106	141,535	138,027	140,089	141,346
WASHINGTON	171,749	165,290	171,189	178,699	184,186
WEST VIRGINIA	60,672	55,659	53,065	55,016	56,788
WISCONSIN	207,594	189,529	177,572	167,840	164,873
WYOMING	20,753	18,456	16,909	16,007	14,948
TOTALS	7,896,051	7,376,953	7,371,641	7,281,092	7,292,828

 

TABLE 54: TOTAL CASELOAD BY NEVER ASSISTANCE FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-157, lines 1 and 3. NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	112,777	106,853	103,777	101,007	100,461
ALASKA	13,823	14,466	14,551	14,988	15,002
ARIZONA	48,681	48,938	51,525	51,948	50,885
ARKANSAS	69,188	60,383	59,920	58,840	59,059
CALIFORNIA	434,261	509,299	496,496	457,534	451,859
COLORADO	34,227	36,471	40,537	43,382	45,169
CONNECTICUT	50,570	57,373	60,911	63,022	63,703
DELAWARE	25,818	27,212	18,695	19,142	19,954
DIST. OF COL.	32,742	28,802	28,169	24,854	23,555
FLORIDA	229,851	250,346	263,559	288,998	308,819
GEORGIA	232,886	164,612	169,008	173,285	182,785
GUAM	3,329	3,422	3,610	3,783	3,919
HAWAII	29,192	29,176	26,477	26,057	25,917
IDAHO	40,082	45,346	51,922	57,152	62,484
ILLINOIS	394,277	377,963	316,693	288,991	271,944
INDIANA	308,433	109,479	122,155	129,133	135,762
IOWA	41,070	43,875	47,500	50,503	54,168
KANSAS	54,789	47,903	44,123	41,541	40,837
KENTUCKY	82,174	93,566	99,046	102,881	105,761
LOUISIANA	87,560	88,347	94,189	99,668	105,360
MAINE	14,910	16,096	15,684	15,451	16,403
MARYLAND	149,188	142,723	142,485	127,120	125,629
MASSACHUSETTS	56,111	58,974	61,655	70,576	76,435
MICHIGAN	373,709	359,042	351,873	439,576	448,144
MINNESOTA	46,052	47,983	49,287	49,970	52,868
MISSISSIPPI	151,682	154,966	160,805	160,227	163,236
MISSOURI	161,798	160,106	150,104	145,706	140,294
MONTANA	8,210	8,590	9,001	9,460	9,489
NEBRASKA	40,143	41,341	40,864	41,251	43,411
NEVADA	52,507	52,536	60,396	66,193	67,346
NEW HAMPSHIRE	14,134	14,153	14,028	13,715	13,459
NEW JERSEY	121,717	124,859	120,990	125,975	129,984
NEW MEXICO	18,072	18,511	21,637	25,759	25,834
NEW YORK	237,862	247,977	264,201	276,091	298,049
NORTH CAROLINA	135,663	122,963	123,645	128,162	133,045
NORTH DAKOTA	16,084	16,478	18,511	19,610	22,169
OHIO	461,566	507,425	428,868	444,126	443,077
OKLAHOMA	47,475	46,908	48,883	56,983	68,465
OREGON	101,800	102,537	107,633	94,279	95,838
PENNSYLVANIA	262,102	254,749	255,670	252,005	246,627
PUERTO RICO	156,313	162,231	163,524	167,689	171,829
RHODE ISLAND	10,393	13,773	14,224	15,255	14,267
SOUTH CAROLINA	70,808	70,366	69,201	71,718	75,516
SOUTH DAKOTA	9,566	10,586	11,268	12,266	12,644
TENNESSEE	131,959	110,076	109,107	104,932	105,667
TEXAS	414,538	389,876	379,720	414,057	437,894
UTAH	21,707	22,838	24,000	25,140	26,066
VERMONT	4,389	4,475	4,756	4,754	4,701
VIRGIN ISLANDS	NA	7,636	7,586	7,578	7,522
VIRGINIA	176,739	166,144	157,035	155,699	152,625
WASHINGTON	89,412	92,511	96,905	100,321	102,068
WEST VIRGINIA	53,165	44,559	41,136	42,613	45,223
WISCONSIN	117,483	126,154	136,805	145,561	151,159
WYOMING	18,217	17,972	18,071	18,642	17,722
TOTALS	6,071,204	5,881,946	5,792,421	5,945,169	6,072,108

 

TABLE 55: TOTAL CASES WITH ORDERS ESTABLISHED FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-157, line 2. * Not Reliable. All States' cases with orders data were reliable for FY 2003, 2004, and 2005. NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	172,951	171,787	173,355	173,462	173,970
ALASKA	36,532	38,452	38,425	40,410	41,823
ARIZONA	140,993	149,328	155,960	164,986	166,265
ARKANSAS	103,633	102,961	101,438	100,645	101,997
CALIFORNIA	1,409,690	1,434,766	1,402,456	1,411,708	1,414,276
COLORADO	112,463	112,136	115,526	118,894	120,291
CONNECTICUT	125,622	132,409	138,368	141,627	145,703
DELAWARE	37,141	38,078	38,896	39,902	41,255
DIST. OF COL.	31,795*	32,014	33,585	32,425	33,707
FLORIDA	391,027	435,620	456,291	484,519	515,195
GEORGIA	313,807	324,380	335,901	347,700	355,457
GUAM	5,909	6,054	6,170	6,316	7,565
HAWAII	55,424	56,088	59,388	57,296	58,173
IDAHO	57,991	62,280	68,080	74,261	79,743
ILLINOIS	336,386	353,188	338,350	329,976	356,896
INDIANA	244,552*	219,561	226,365	230,270	236,686
IOWA	145,054	150,027	155,262	156,317	156,684
KANSAS	85,602	90,210	91,699	96,032	97,968
KENTUCKY	204,658	218,822	226,943	240,304	244,535
LOUISIANA	166,596	178,942	186,460	196,532	202,829
MAINE	55,868	56,732	57,857	57,981	58,936
MARYLAND	211,504	212,566	215,308	206,398	206,150
MASSACHUSETTS	166,329	174,559	181,764	190,187	197,179
MICHIGAN	762,254	745,135	758,992	769,462	777,188
MINNESOTA	180,678	187,587	194,649	199,585	203,587
MISSISSIPPI	139,287	144,546	149,632	154,018	160,107
MISSOURI	294,127	308,247	305,045	309,084	308,076
MONTANA	30,217	30,896	31,930	32,945	33,033
NEBRASKA	72,875	74,628	75,991	78,126	80,886
NEVADA	56,635	56,983	63,254	66,771	71,425
NEW HAMPSHIRE	30,497	30,669	30,876	30,528	30,373
NEW JERSEY	267,107	268,389	273,758	287,313	292,642
NEW MEXICO	29,837	31,140	33,099	36,023	37,116
NEW YORK	661,395	656,700	672,107	702,944	717,808
NORTH CAROLINA	303,751	311,702	319,097	322,516	328,139
NORTH DAKOTA	24,140	23,386	29,248	30,607	31,110
OHIO	625,300	643,410	653,255	671,682	684,103
OKLAHOMA	94,469	98,122	97,078	105,298	114,914
OREGON	161,157	165,046	169,658	168,055	168,068
PENNSYLVANIA	489,726	489,368	481,416	476,882	473,505
PUERTO RICO	146,368	151,074	153,442	157,700	161,781
RHODE ISLAND	32,829	35,876	35,490	35,801	33,364
SOUTH CAROLINA	149,464	150,078	154,807	158,471	162,445
SOUTH DAKOTA	25,888	26,734	27,268	28,010	28,612
TENNESSEE	195,714	198,178	216,448	220,563	232,216
TEXAS	633,327	656,579	679,020	729,063	751,180
UTAH	63,862	63,617	63,971	63,110	65,588
VERMONT	21,557	20,853	21,182	20,673	19,725
VIRGIN ISLANDS	NA	4,250*	6,234	6,411	6,495
VIRGINIA	283,587	289,918	289,822	294,424	295,748
WASHINGTON	278,674	275,559	287,032	297,291	305,492
WEST VIRGINIA	85,450	86,703	89,145	92,821	95,806
WISCONSIN	266,665	268,455	273,660	278,205	281,288
WYOMING	31,246	30,813	30,921	31,073	29,487
TOTALS	11,049,610	11,275,601	11,471,374	11,753,603	11,994,590

 

TABLE 56: CASES WITH ORDERS ESTABLISHED BY CURRENT, FORMER, AND NEVER ASSISTANCE, FY 2005

STATES	TOTAL	CURRENT ASSISTANCE	FORMER ASSISTANCE	NEVER ASSISTANCE
Source: Form OCSE-157, line 2. All States' cases with orders established data were reliable for FY 2005.
ALABAMA	173,970	11,843	80,282	81,845
ALASKA	41,823	3,727	24,020	14,076
ARIZONA	166,265	24,163	97,638	44,464
ARKANSAS	101,997	7,670	44,139	50,188
CALIFORNIA	1,414,276	327,662	737,663	348,951
COLORADO	120,291	9,581	71,360	39,350
CONNECTICUT	145,703	12,308	95,362	38,033
DELAWARE	41,255	4,457	21,990	14,808
DIST. OF COL.	33,707	6,498	13,470	13,739
FLORIDA	515,195	30,913	274,224	210,058
GEORGIA	355,457	46,678	172,263	136,516
GUAM	7,565	470	4,241	2,854
HAWAII	58,173	13,228	26,005	18,940
IDAHO	79,743	2,997	30,271	46,475
ILLINOIS	356,896	27,458	160,385	169,053
INDIANA	236,686	16,325	128,504	91,857
IOWA	156,684	16,458	96,310	43,916
KANSAS	97,968	15,700	49,884	32,384
KENTUCKY	244,535	28,851	137,151	78,533
LOUISIANA	202,829	14,331	111,189	77,309
MAINE	58,936	11,628	33,053	14,255
MARYLAND	206,150	12,274	94,789	99,087
MASSACHUSETTS	197,179	22,320	109,262	65,597
MICHIGAN	777,188	71,901	367,644	337,643
MINNESOTA	203,587	23,679	135,677	44,231
MISSISSIPPI	160,107	8,715	70,203	81,189
MISSOURI	308,076	35,158	148,283	124,635
MONTANA	33,033	2,654	21,696	8,683
NEBRASKA	80,886	6,697	40,333	33,856
NEVADA	71,425	23,018	45,934	2,473
NEW HAMPSHIRE	30,373	3,687	15,187	11,499
NEW JERSEY	292,642	36,379	139,213	117,050
NEW MEXICO	37,116	3,753	19,201	14,162
NEW YORK	717,808	74,234	408,036	235,538
NORTH CAROLINA	328,139	26,150	195,879	106,110
NORTH DAKOTA	31,110	2,453	10,327	18,330
OHIO	684,103	48,366	302,224	333,513
OKLAHOMA	114,914	11,608	57,665	45,641
OREGON	168,068	24,124	81,544	62,400
PENNSYLVANIA	473,505	63,902	186,363	223,240
PUERTO RICO	161,781	13,076	10,875	137,830
RHODE ISLAND	33,364	5,799	21,108	6,457
SOUTH CAROLINA	162,445	18,004	90,113	54,328
SOUTH DAKOTA	28,612	2,563	14,356	11,693
TENNESSEE	232,216	45,314	102,151	84,751
TEXAS	751,180	45,471	333,064	372,645
UTAH	65,588	9,479	33,554	22,555
VERMONT	19,725	5,202	10,078	4,445
VIRGIN ISLANDS	6,495	419	865	5,211
VIRGINIA	295,748	33,715	123,984	138,049
WASHINGTON	305,492	39,322	170,635	95,535
WEST VIRGINIA	95,806	7,809	51,215	36,782
WISCONSIN	281,288	12,804	149,930	118,554
WYOMING	29,487	1,660	12,824	15,003
TOTALS	11,994,590	1,354,110	5,960,700	4,679,780

 

TABLE 57: TOTAL NUMBER OF PATERNITIES ESTABLISHED OR ACKNOWLEDGED FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-157, lines 10a and 16 (b+c+d). NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	6,806	7,016	8,142	7,745	7,229
ALASKA	2,995	3,086	3,298	3,427	3,927
ARIZONA	48,287	43,648	48,135	55,392	54,107
ARKANSAS	10,411	10,692	10,727	9,545	11,019
CALIFORNIA	277,307	188,011	185,197	213,542	198,730
COLORADO	15,480	16,750	17,764	17,708	15,066
CONNECTICUT	17,189	25,814	23,980	24,174	24,557
DELAWARE	3,881	7,931	4,689	5,332	7,191
DIST. OF COL.	3,630	8,644	6,088	5,825	6,408
FLORIDA	91,299	95,508	93,042	92,532	96,329
GEORGIA	62,450	59,378	54,498	50,139	51,957
GUAM	2,619	2,269	164	1,106	890
HAWAII	5,198	5,671	9,800	9,999	10,501
IDAHO	7,399	11,229	8,308	8,352	8,682
ILLINOIS	82,706	81,302	78,899	80,291	74,302
INDIANA	20,527	9,330	9,202	9,806	20,110
IOWA	10,117	10,856	11,674	11,563	12,358
KANSAS	17,454	19,456	23,356	27,685	23,894
KENTUCKY	16,318	19,929	19,735	21,710	23,221
LOUISIANA	15,206	18,591	19,703	13,921	13,427
MAINE	2,688	2,887	2,291	5,540	4,938
MARYLAND	29,016	27,405	27,476	27,532	25,364
MASSACHUSETTS	23,887	18,878	19,895	19,028	20,467
MICHIGAN	52,659	45,140	62,783	46,759	47,254
MINNESOTA	20,399	20,524	23,742	24,002	25,352
MISSISSIPPI	19,111	17,836	14,548	34,665	22,537
MISSOURI	32,843	33,076	33,630	32,883	33,945
MONTANA	2,894	1,274	1,217	1,158	1,188
NEBRASKA	6,028	6,147	6,879	7,410	7,448
NEVADA	2,081	2,851	4,370	4,464	3,915
NEW HAMPSHIRE	1,398	1,280	1,214	1,169	1,169
NEW JERSEY	37,538	36,183	36,872	37,515	36,372
NEW MEXICO	11,814	5,186	7,639	7,157	4,772
NEW YORK	102,104	103,877	104,488	108,494	110,029
NORTH CAROLINA	36,309	48,383	45,684	46,012	55,667
NORTH DAKOTA	6,839	6,932	8,221	8,188	8,539
OHIO	53,602	53,739	52,965	56,692	61,016
OKLAHOMA	13,995	13,415	13,865	16,009	17,647
OREGON	13,496	14,824	13,482	15,458	17,529
PENNSYLVANIA	72,091	74,140	65,671	70,572	81,917
PUERTO RICO	186	26,132	25,398	26,283	28,703
RHODE ISLAND	3,314	3,175	5,496	4,079	3,280
SOUTH CAROLINA	18,906	19,553	17,343	16,089	16,759
SOUTH DAKOTA	3,100	3,341	3,220	3,476	3,696
TENNESSEE	34,718	38,734	52,891	65,266	66,648
TEXAS	144,468	150,537	141,321	152,010	163,664
UTAH	9,234	8,714	8,267	7,845	8,782
VERMONT	754	1,871	1,442	1,264	1,139
VIRGIN ISLANDS	NA	14	21	11	17
VIRGINIA	34,822	33,615	29,227	30,527	32,026
WASHINGTON	30,083	29,411	27,930	29,965	34,860
WEST VIRGINIA	6,593	7,265	6,889	8,192	8,590
WISCONSIN	21,449	23,639	19,911	18,915	18,516
WYOMING	1,811	2,014	1,880	1,880	1,807
TOTALS	1,567,509	1,527,103	1,524,569	1,606,303	1,639,457

 

TABLE 58: PATERNITY ESTABLISHMENT FOR TWO CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	Children in IV-D Cases Open at the End of the Fiscal Year Who Were Born Out-of-Wedlock 2004	Children in IV-D Cases Open at the End of the Fiscal Year Who Were Born Out-of-Wedlock 2005	Children in IV-D Cases Open During or at the End of the Fiscal Year with Paternity Established or Acknowledged 2004	Children in IV-D Cases Open During or at the End of the Fiscal Year with Paternity Established or Acknowledged 2005	Children in the State Born Out-of-Wedlock During the Fiscal Year 2004	Children in the State Born Out-of-Wedlock During the Fiscal Year 2005	Children in the State with Paternity Established or Acknowledged During the Fiscal Year 2004	Children in the State with Paternity Established or Acknowledged During the Fiscal Year 2005
Source: Form OCSE-157	line 5		line 6		line 8		line 9
ALABAMA	151,015	156,798	118,505	123,669	151,015	156,798	7,745	7,229
ALASKA	25,359	24,758	24,077	23,967	3,528	3,666	3,131	3,697
ARIZONA	176,046	167,786	135,256	142,791	37,379	39,134	NA	NA
ARKANSAS	82,816	81,140	73,254	75,008	12,978	14,643	NA	NA
CALIFORNIA	1,391,525	1,328,649	1,218,836	1,196,398	181,337	186,530	213,542	198,730
COLORADO	79,375	81,221	71,661	73,958	18,450	18,608	17,514	17,040
CONNECTICUT	131,216	130,983	113,545	115,294	12,727	13,160	13,572	12,779
DELAWARE	47,317	47,124	34,823	37,448	4,821	4,888	NA	NA
DIST. OF COL.	69,601	61,839	23,961	24,050	5,390	6,011	3,781	4,032
FLORIDA	476,670	489,627	419,778	437,236	87,922	95,496	76,626	87,831
GEORGIA	300,226	286,171	156,698	243,425	53,896	57,442	41,697	45,103
GUAM	12,625	12,694	9,648	10,008	1,882	67	NA	NA
HAWAII	48,492	46,881	36,580	38,020	6,287	6,413	5,327	6,241
IDAHO	52,890	56,441	46,171	49,702	4,931	5,157	3,045	3,217
ILLINOIS	560,054	518,558	312,875	309,016	63,637	64,445	65,833	58,664
INDIANA	201,729	212,381	140,356	165,981	NA	NA	NA	NA
IOWA	91,921	96,176	84,424	89,325	11,960	12,465	10,660	11,333
KANSAS	78,223	82,977	73,557	78,738	12,495	13,019	10,556	11,394
KENTUCKY	177,373	184,021	152,560	164,126	10,026	10,379	19,603	20,862
LOUISIANA	223,509	228,928	174,907	183,123	NA	NA	NA	NA
MAINE	36,919	44,019	37,086	40,988	4,754	4,911	5,196	NA
MARYLAND	199,901	195,064	166,717	159,075	24,729	25,884	23,313	22,397
MASSACHUSETTS	143,065	150,690	115,074	122,648	22,236	22,881	18,867	20,283
MICHIGAN	493,856	504,752	405,771	419,432	45,047	46,226	38,106	39,965
MINNESOTA	161,187	165,096	149,083	154,886	20,218	20,595	NA	NA
MISSISSIPPI	234,371	238,268	178,145	182,349	NA	19,930	NA	NA
MISSOURI	213,901	219,544	182,814	190,609	28,305	29,363	24,038	26,189
MONTANA	22,675	22,772	23,171	23,906	NA	NA	NA	NA
NEBRASKA	50,816	54,582	40,862	48,252	7,839	7,827	6,602	6,466
NEVADA	76,702	78,797	49,213	50,856	NA	NA	NA	NA
NEW HAMPSHIRE	25,748	26,037	25,523	26,399	3,834	3,889	3,414	3,442
NEW JERSEY	197,199	203,133	157,665	165,335	30,945	29,800	32,005	31,084
NEW MEXICO	63,978	57,053	34,805	34,582	NA	NA	NA	NA
NEW YORK	510,332	520,651	390,897	401,372	91,837	93,315	81,024	82,954
NORTH CAROLINA	300,008	297,312	284,481	289,122	NA	NA	NA	NA
NORTH DAKOTA	18,093	18,924	17,359	18,614	2,764	2,924	NA	NA
OHIO	595,241	606,849	437,616	523,627	52,323	58,341	52,958	54,482
OKLAHOMA	123,768	135,419	65,796	75,524	14,900	15,395	15,998	16,751
OREGON	89,113	91,377	68,356	71,025	14,894	15,278	11,789	13,659
PENNSYLVANIA	296,502	313,543	254,067	274,235	48,193	49,498	48,858	48,871
PUERTO RICO	32,047	36,572	30,761	35,416	27,324	28,605	26,133	28,526
RHODE ISLAND	57,484	49,820	41,751	44,275	27,NA	NA	NA	NA
SOUTH CAROLINA	184,801	188,677	150,025	156,474	27,21,610	22,372	9,408	9,362
SOUTH DAKOTA	17,912	18,728	17,487	18,549	27,3,908	4,110	NA	NA
TENNESSEE	256,338	269,392	217,115	238,461	27,30,450	31,683	23,664	25,499
TEXAS	626,405	643,256	452,988	491,068	27,136,466	150,264	134,948	147,310
UTAH	34,826	41,891	36,103	40,537	27,8,651	9,125	7,304	7,221
VERMONT	15,618	15,304	15,375	15,434	27,NA	NA	NA	NA
VIRGIN ISLANDS	5,648	5,658	2,218	1,965	27,1,130	1,166	902	899
VIRGINIA	227,040	224,011	172,701	164,274	27,30,239	31,829	26,301	28,437
WASHINGTON	175,835	184,070	162,033	167,321	27,23,681	24,617	NA	NA
WEST VIRGINIA	56,782	56,878	51,867	53,867	27,7,451	7,898	6,543	6,531
WISCONSIN	218,911	223,316	213,625	219,417	27,NA	NA	NA	NA
WYOMING	11,949	11,429	10,343	10,107	27,2,059	2,039	1,630	1,707
TOTALS	10,152,953	10,208,037	8,080,365	8,511,284	1,386,448	1,468,086	1,091,633	1,110,187

 

TABLE 59: IV-A CASES CLOSED WHERE A CHILD SUPPORT PAYMENT WAS RECEIVED FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-157, line 14.
ALABAMA	1,474	1,425	1,591	1,830	1,790
ALASKA	2,411	2,232	2,169	2,242	2,130
ARIZONA	3,116	3,365	3,233	4,902	4,785
ARKANSAS	1,947	2,002	1,917	1,872	1,717
CALIFORNIA	47,364	58,867	29,311	28,773	25,503
COLORADO	1,552	1,188	965	777	649
CONNECTICUT	4,998	4,754	4,075	3,525	3,840
DELAWARE	846	850	834	621	791
DIST. OF COL.	256	456	455	1,000	549
FLORIDA	12,913	14,804	15,534	13,776	12,494
GEORGIA	12,982	14,186	14,109	13,547	10,917
GUAM	0	0	0	0	0
HAWAII	2,847	3,405	3,262	2,787	2,689
IDAHO	3,473	3,862	4,242	4,750	4,802
ILLINOIS	5,326	4,468	3,810	2,974	3,713
INDIANA	1,824	1,984	1,721	2,623	1,779
IOWA	6,101	6,492	6,637	6,582	5,997
KANSAS	2,532	2,890	3,265	3,326	3,609
KENTUCKY	17	18	18	16	18
LOUISIANA	4,464	3,763	1,527	2,385	1,981
MAINE	3,206	2,606	3,066	3,003	3,120
MARYLAND	4,380	4,710	4,563	4,494	4,487
MASSACHUSETTS	6,048	6,142	5,921	6,675	4,908
MICHIGAN	17,654	14,889	11,223	13,249	12,627
MINNESOTA	7,160	7,394	8,571	9,512	7,591
MISSISSIPPI	24,988	24,832	28,664	28,103	21,949
MISSOURI	6,311	7,361	6,609	6,785	6,574
MONTANA	1,368	1,758	2,173	1,892	1,749
NEBRASKA	3,663	2,584	2,853	3,124	3,284
NEVADA	135	1,419	2,638	1,727	7,618
NEW HAMPSHIRE	1,815	1,819	1,942	2,052	1,877
NEW JERSEY	10,402	10,247	10,531	10,009	10,042
NEW MEXICO	1,356	1,409	1,286	1,220	1,274
NEW YORK	36,109	43,964	26,876	25,581	18,912
NORTH CAROLINA	12,973	12,137	11,556	11,537	10,308
NORTH DAKOTA	116	466	413	442	455
OHIO	1,049	956	807	1,324	896
OKLAHOMA	2,197	2,259	2,251	2,246	2,288
OREGON	5,016	4,921	5,095	4,477	4,488
PENNSYLVANIA	18,484	19,203	18,490	17,102	17,938
PUERTO RICO	714	875	801	661	648
RHODE ISLAND	4,527	4,248	3,994	4,197	4,009
SOUTH CAROLINA	3,525	3,808	4,009	3,703	70
SOUTH DAKOTA	1,286	1,094	1,171	1,062	1,208
TENNESSEE	9,830	10,764	11,075	13,106	15,095
TEXAS	8,057	31,936	31,715	32,317	30,653
UTAH	3,028	3,004	3,166	3,358	3,435
VERMONT	1,468	1,513	1,405	1,259	1,460
VIRGIN ISLANDS	0	0	71	8	8
VIRGINIA	5,610	5,456	5,415	6,271	8,512
WASHINGTON	3,288	3,601	3,159	1,376	1,375
WEST VIRGINIA	2,343	3,307	3,433	3,535	2,938
WISCONSIN	5,513	6,756	7,178	7,732	7,600
WYOMING	0	0	0	0	0
TOTALS	330,062	378,449	330,795	331,447	309,149

 

TABLE 60: NUMBER OF SUPPORT ORDERS ESTABLISHED DURING THE FISCAL YEAR FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-157, line 17.
ALABAMA	19,158	20,669	21,185	20,415	19,437
ALASKA	1,641	2,222	2,507	3,923	2,878
ARIZONA	9,838	8,710	6,670	9,013	8,561
ARKANSAS	3,127	4,180	4,377	5,136	5,579
CALIFORNIA	158,482	136,335	122,885	132,945	119,782
COLORADO	7,328	7,525	8,676	9,038	8,511
CONNECTICUT	8,533	8,446	8,116	7,547	7,891
DELAWARE	2,167	1,816	1,928	2,182	2,417
DIST. OF COL.	1,293	1,410	1,251	1,179	1,902
FLORIDA	66,783	59,893	60,057	54,699	57,806
GEORGIA	35,364	26,896	26,787	28,254	29,871
GUAM	785	719	842	1,200	1,354
HAWAII	4,007	3,688	3,627	3,288	3,056
IDAHO	3,705	3,800	4,238	5,115	5,194
ILLINOIS	38,656	48,480	47,187	47,252	54,743
INDIANA	57,303	81,134	52,148	56,537	55,056
IOWA	11,376	12,900	13,740	10,146	10,214
KANSAS	7,278	8,013	9,813	10,643	10,332
KENTUCKY	35,141	38,754	38,582	42,028	42,594
LOUISIANA	19,538	19,472	18,690	18,968	19,232
MAINE	3,141	2,687	1,852	1,586	1,339
MARYLAND	18,368	17,796	16,693	15,161	17,539
MASSACHUSETTS	21,810	23,665	23,842	25,073	25,591
MICHIGAN	27,495	19,892	14,298	17,555	21,110
MINNESOTA	14,484	14,765	16,301	16,550	16,907
MISSISSIPPI	16,386	14,132	13,280	14,721	15,183
MISSOURI	15,550	17,207	16,175	15,401	15,418
MONTANA	2,426	2,503	3,135	3,111	2,219
NEBRASKA	4,761	5,194	5,836	6,257	6,927
NEVADA	9,625	9,984	12,205	4,472	3,200
NEW HAMPSHIRE	2,828	3,150	2,708	2,864	3,020
NEW JERSEY	21,911	23,478	23,722	23,887	23,448
NEW MEXICO	4,064	5,525	6,868	6,704	6,165
NEW YORK	30,577	32,031	35,868	37,187	41,873
NORTH CAROLINA	43,029	40,854	38,980	39,686	41,432
NORTH DAKOTA	3,307	3,616	3,548	3,758	3,758
OHIO	36,640	40,541	46,142	48,699	50,829
OKLAHOMA	9,219	9,771	9,792	9,298	10,731
OREGON	18,464	19,918	19,854	19,571	16,844
PENNSYLVANIA	64,098	69,482	62,424	61,106	49,506
PUERTO RICO	2,323	2,587	3,344	3,631	3,530
RHODE ISLAND	2,005	2,567	2,657	2,464	2,386
SOUTH CAROLINA	6,008	12,156	11,738	9,781	10,491
SOUTH DAKOTA	3,029	3,104	3,352	2,912	3,232
TENNESSEE	68,685	72,000	79,025	82,003	83,576
TEXAS	86,357	101,100	104,324	112,493	113,544
UTAH	8,786	8,282	8,265	8,121	6,871
VERMONT	6,212	5,995	6,128	7,182	6,668
VIRGIN ISLANDS	NA	465	631	492	523
VIRGINIA	32,158	29,931	27,770	27,140	26,408
WASHINGTON	27,171	26,972	26,497	27,539	30,852
WEST VIRGINIA	8,957	9,565	8,850	9,270	9,279
WISCONSIN	68,100	71,946	49,771	43,632	41,457
WYOMING	1,807	2,111	2,025	2,197	1,972
TOTALS	1,181,284	1,220,034	1,161,206	1,181,012	1,180,238

 

TABLE 61: NUMBER OF IV-D CASES IN WHICH A COLLECTION WAS MADE ON AN OBLIGATION FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-157, line 18. NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	110,222	113,717	117,588	119,735	120,312
ALASKA	29,030	29,733	30,238	31,138	32,781
ARIZONA	89,688	92,218	93,875	98,021	101,993
ARKANSAS	73,418	70,910	72,239	74,104	76,554
CALIFORNIA	781,260	793,194	807,490	791,101	779,970
COLORADO	70,782	62,653	59,676	57,454	54,547
CONNECTICUT	80,871	84,369	84,244	86,864	88,811
DELAWARE	27,349	27,550	27,323	27,282	27,733
DIST. OF COL.	15,716	16,910	17,038	17,683	18,663
FLORIDA	326,243	353,708	380,934	403,430	427,985
GEORGIA	186,813	195,174	202,523	206,124	211,644
GUAM	5,686	6,197	6,702	7,249	7,757
HAWAII	29,353	30,583	28,425	29,943	22,074
IDAHO	42,490	45,410	48,085	49,374	50,865
ILLINOIS	192,627	205,219	203,590	208,184	217,642
INDIANA	143,071	143,180	148,934	154,998	164,287
IOWA	123,407	128,522	135,154	139,329	140,383
KANSAS	64,166	65,341	66,694	67,806	70,122
KENTUCKY	125,988	132,399	136,430	143,612	149,085
LOUISIANA	118,774	123,955	126,413	127,904	131,115
MAINE	42,089	41,201	40,959	40,713	40,464
MARYLAND	147,738	152,033	152,198	150,722	153,095
MASSACHUSETTS	108,387	110,235	129,821	115,298	116,472
MICHIGAN	434,814	453,993	437,075	427,275	422,992
MINNESOTA	151,692	153,346	156,602	157,965	159,027
MISSISSIPPI	102,366	104,618	107,167	109,612	114,415
MISSOURI	163,727	172,333	175,575	177,988	182,386
MONTANA	23,690	24,148	24,815	25,120	25,725
NEBRASKA	56,971	57,606	59,021	61,619	63,889
NEVADA	37,876	39,079	41,427	59,971	47,794
NEW HAMPSHIRE	26,702	26,961	26,563	26,675	26,309
NEW JERSEY	222,025	227,583	226,709	230,486	231,815
NEW MEXICO	21,631	23,890	25,813	26,510	27,651
NEW YORK	442,034	445,833	443,254	447,698	456,550
NORTH CAROLINA	233,756	245,796	253,798	260,576	268,822
NORTH DAKOTA	20,197	21,223	22,060	23,054	23,908
OHIO	481,723	490,479	490,053	518,342	531,836
OKLAHOMA	64,748	70,905	69,904	74,886	82,878
OREGON	112,404	115,226	117,383	115,625	114,136
PENNSYLVANIA	413,840	421,739	430,514	420,084	422,250
PUERTO RICO	95,053	98,606	101,403	104,595	108,686
RHODE ISLAND	20,382	21,198	20,547	20,756	20,652
SOUTH CAROLINA	99,538	101,586	102,691	100,705	100,433
SOUTH DAKOTA	22,120	23,170	23,508	24,016	24,688
TENNESSEE	128,737	142,947	150,290	159,386	167,501
TEXAS	347,535	497,260	535,760	574,454	619,624
UTAH	57,076	57,731	58,590	58,241	59,239
VERMONT	16,304	15,753	15,837	16,944	16,733
VIRGIN ISLANDS	NA	3,757	3,835	3,989	3,973
VIRGINIA	195,227	199,862	205,668	209,241	214,021
WASHINGTON	232,809	236,592	236,815	240,644	246,238
WEST VIRGINIA	57,382	59,173	61,013	64,145	66,921
WISCONSIN	221,592	220,246	219,242	221,649	224,636
WYOMING	21,340	22,384	22,806	23,327	23,864
TOTALS	7,460,459	7,819,434	7,982,311	8,133,646	8,303,946

 

TABLE 62: CASES SENT TO ANOTHER STATE FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-157, line 19. NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	1,251	1,616	1,735	1,777	1,639
ALASKA	3,358	3,891	4,511	3,163	3,916
ARIZONA	728	1,158	1,154	1,509	1,350
ARKANSAS	1,678	1,586	1,301	1,910	2,290
CALIFORNIA	18,204	16,560	17,025	16,830	12,524
COLORADO	4,275	4,858	5,562	6,151	5,466
CONNECTICUT	1,992	2,094	1,748	1,529	1,500
DELAWARE	185	345	293	369	268
DIST. OF COL.	52	27	6	3	NA
FLORIDA	10,791	16,188	17,820	18,687	19,287
GEORGIA	3,472	5,623	19,520	6,303	364
GUAM	80	69	49	74	34
HAWAII	278	285	239	190	283
IDAHO	4,887	3,102	3,415	3,018	3,043
ILLINOIS	299	3,470	3,896	3,558	4,180
INDIANA	1,970	2,446	3,138	2,723	3,582
IOWA	4,048	5,879	5,894	5,923	5,010
KANSAS	3,150	4,638	3,391	3,301	3,021
KENTUCKY	1,659	1,568	1,856	2,566	2,796
LOUISIANA	1,745	1,929	2,192	1,998	1,946
MAINE	1,430	1,188	1,925	1,617	1,068
MARYLAND	2,084	1,927	1,608	1,405	1,713
MASSACHUSETTS	677	843	1,019	4,009	3,271
MICHIGAN	14,956	3,497	2,021	283	289
MINNESOTA	2,209	2,422	2,508	2,535	2,560
MISSISSIPPI	8,507	9,640	10,303	10,539	8,498
MISSOURI	22,704	26,345	26,775	31,589	40,201
MONTANA	1,376	1,410	1,591	1,408	1,424
NEBRASKA	2,090	1,573	2,528	2,167	1,900
NEVADA	14,435	21,863	33,933	4,765	3,778
NEW HAMPSHIRE	1,346	1,245	1,199	1,218	897
NEW JERSEY	18,855	10,459	8,846	8,111	8,456
NEW MEXICO	257	548	650	531	539
NEW YORK	9,251	7,685	6,344	7,039	7,836
NORTH CAROLINA	7,989	8,966	9,371	9,290	9,336
NORTH DAKOTA	4,442	8,212	5,393	5,756	6,220
OHIO	6,662	6,811	8,366	8,262	8,822
OKLAHOMA	512	669	853	816	883
OREGON	1,234	1,100	4,879	4,024	3,730
PENNSYLVANIA	8,590	8,205	8,231	10,084	10,098
PUERTO RICO	1,749	1,889	1,022	1,055	1,116
RHODE ISLAND	936	970	1,220	795	822
SOUTH CAROLINA	1,614	1,426	822	510	495
SOUTH DAKOTA	2,148	2,416	2,477	2,250	2,409
TENNESSEE	4,876	5,303	6,860	6,985	7,854
TEXAS	4,508	5,555	5,555	5,702	6,551
UTAH	4,977	5,482	5,698	5,767	5,248
VERMONT	983	894	966	1,131	1,186
VIRGIN ISLANDS	NA	20	20	9,932	6
VIRGINIA	15,413	10,735	10,402	11	9,357
WASHINGTON	6,841	7,135	7,558	7,285	8,097
WEST VIRGINIA	1,008	1,424	3,029	3,327	3,201
WISCONSIN	32,078	28,538	27,054	26,985	24,742
WYOMING	2,114	2,129	1,875	2,121	2,127
TOTALS	272,953	275,856	307,646	270,886	267,229

 

TABLE 63: CASES RECEIVED FROM ANOTHER STATE FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-157, line 20. NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	2,832	2,731	2,869	3,274	3,200
ALASKA	1,389	2,977	3,374	1,669	1,557
ARIZONA	3,748	3,286	4,905	4,237	4,390
ARKANSAS	2,125	2,559	2,422	2,680	2,583
CALIFORNIA	17,384	12,690	13,266	12,777	13,473
COLORADO	3,470	3,859	4,184	4,038	3,775
CONNECTICUT	908	983	1,192	1,135	1,079
DELAWARE	303	456	551	615	515
DIST. OF COL.	517	385	475	707	736
FLORIDA	11,654	12,189	11,495	14,104	13,448
GEORGIA	11,505	15,871	17,766	6,839	6,569
GUAM	79	64	56	68	87
HAWAII	730	766	827	860	938
IDAHO	1,910	2,019	2,193	2,083	2,038
ILLINOIS	2,148	8,279	8,319	7,890	7,190
INDIANA	3,788	3,564	3,428	3,377	3,423
IOWA	1,425	1,634	1,738	1,667	1,668
KANSAS	2,676	2,503	2,102	1,569	2,564
KENTUCKY	1,095	3,072	2,365	2,575	2,391
LOUISIANA	3,222	2,061	2,405	2,522	2,424
MAINE	527	602	695	638	630
MARYLAND	1,669	1,379	1,011	1,018	1,163
MASSACHUSETTS	1,488	1,600	1,493	1,614	1,311
MICHIGAN	20,508	4,446	25,798	2	1
MINNESOTA	1,652	1,788	1,884	1,768	1,825
MISSISSIPPI	2,017	2,231	2,352	2,448	2,360
MISSOURI	2,296	2,392	2,584	2,388	2,477
MONTANA	858	908	960	945	976
NEBRASKA	1,489	1,155	1,179	1,331	1,347
NEVADA	15,919	16,472	19,010	3,923	3,761
NEW HAMPSHIRE	732	750	812	780	731
NEW JERSEY	4,333	5,136	6,668	6,992	7,924
NEW MEXICO	1,387	1,393	1,565	1,385	1,317
NEW YORK	7,160	8,825	9,395	10,517	13,054
NORTH CAROLINA	6,185	6,367	6,609	6,082	5,523
NORTH DAKOTA	437	499	520	540	489
OHIO	4,521	4,891	5,441	6,544	6,225
OKLAHOMA	1,445	1,325	1,558	1,587	1,560
OREGON	958	678	4,531	4,904	4,473
PENNSYLVANIA	270	60	40	5,123	5,381
PUERTO RICO	2,423	2,787	4,241	3,613	3,773
RHODE ISLAND	391	461	600	595	529
SOUTH CAROLINA	2,847	3,221	3,419	3,292	3,301
SOUTH DAKOTA	864	802	837	909	721
TENNESSEE	4,008	4,617	5,099	5,203	5,772
TEXAS	9,853	11,442	12,591	13,665	13,944
UTAH	3,546	3,792	2,380	2,263	2,005
VERMONT	448	321	407	752	750
VIRGIN ISLANDS	NA	93	137	143	129
VIRGINIA	4,182	4,136	4,495	4,472	4,342
WASHINGTON	4,084	4,319	4,781	4,767	6,856
WEST VIRGINIA	1,255	1,424	1,740	2,000	2,014
WISCONSIN	2,974	2,473	3,893	3,829	3,612
WYOMING	844	924	1,071	1,039	995
TOTALS	186,478	185,657	225,728	181,757	185,319

 

TABLE 64: CASES REQUIRING SERVICES TO ESTABLISH AN ORDER FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-157, line 12 (b+c+d).
ALABAMA	103,954	76,319	64,371	53,667	51,517
ALASKA	9,873	7,933	7,962	6,133	3,436
ARIZONA	26,954	22,865	32,650	36,786	28,909
ARKANSAS	39,094	27,815	26,764	24,996	22,088
CALIFORNIA	561,883	481,963	448,885	403,125	363,712
COLORADO	15,533	13,430	13,536	12,990	12,684
CONNECTICUT	42,452	44,956	45,687	48,683	45,452
DELAWARE	15,654	16,054	16,302	15,476	14,622
DIST. OF COL.	80,699	74,973	70,799	59,263	49,945
FLORIDA	328,787	232,256	208,410	207,729	198,626
GEORGIA	89,529	81,090	75,825	71,456	64,755
GUAM	4,912	5,170	5,280	5,423	5,249
HAWAII	43,620	41,756	47,287	48,246	50,361
IDAHO	16,502	18,227	20,762	22,092	23,810
ILLINOIS	604,640	520,699	390,715	307,815	242,431
INDIANA	362,851	132,305	106,619	140,605	154,430
IOWA	8,130	7,464	6,835	8,717	10,223
KANSAS	53,256	47,234	43,284	39,616	39,813
KENTUCKY	38,625	39,466	38,215	36,918	35,067
LOUISIANA	24,911	6,033	83,257	78,902	78,692
MAINE	4,724	5,669	4,137	4,069	4,662
MARYLAND	105,002	94,521	93,826	72,816	68,186
MASSACHUSETTS	87,290	69,753	63,250	65,363	70,741
MICHIGAN	125,674	114,704	137,117	159,174	175,065
MINNESOTA	54,592	52,784	50,006	46,823	44,320
MISSISSIPPI	136,896	0	145,309	133,037	130,628
MISSOURI	50,221	44,733	45,832	42,934	40,445
MONTANA	6,069	6,283	6,042	5,701	4,455
NEBRASKA	23,129	23,833	21,781	21,324	22,614
NEVADA	21,111	37,434	55,065	44,923	43,015
NEW HAMPSHIRE	6,284	6,722	7,139	7,171	7,053
NEW JERSEY	58,473	53,872	52,066	52,936	50,559
NEW MEXICO	48,914	34,410	30,570	30,782	24,924
NEW YORK	147,700	130,829	114,952	109,007	116,100
NORTH CAROLINA	85,401	67,139	59,690	95,718	94,802
NORTH DAKOTA	3,273	3,079	2,989	2,902	2,814
OHIO	236,516	263,519	267,823	270,171	261,025
OKLAHOMA	53,954	42,676	40,037	46,112	51,406
OREGON	89,761	92,838	89,845	91,723	92,118
PENNSYLVANIA	149,597	103,863	97,351	78,389	79,155
PUERTO RICO	87,152	83,424	83,768	83,147	81,895
RHODE ISLAND	10,762	12,221	13,252	15,245	13,165
SOUTH CAROLINA	79,614	77,181	65,840	65,779	67,102
SOUTH DAKOTA	801	1,141	836	939	611
TENNESSEE	247,316	152,292	142,306	124,495	125,940
TEXAS	357,955	272,251	206,082	181,844	159,833
UTAH	6,360	6,073	5,723	5,435	10,847
VERMONT	3,802	3,450	3,011	2,797	2,685
VIRGIN ISLANDS	NA	4,347	4,712	5,212	5,480
VIRGINIA	97,138	72,448	60,641	58,797	54,294
WASHINGTON	31,355	27,253	28,361	34,167	35,577
WEST VIRGINIA	43,524	25,593	19,961	18,808	18,669
WISCONSIN	43,089	47,348	47,502	46,361	49,091
WYOMING	3,904	3,101	2,525	2,178	1,978
TOTALS	4,979,212	3,934,792	3,822,792	3,654,917	3,507,076

 

TABLE 65: CHILDREN REQUIRING PATERNITY DETERMINATION SERVICES FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-157, line 13.
ALABAMA	64,499	49,232	49,075	38,731	40,291
ALASKA	3,848	3,368	3,298	2,761	2,112
ARIZONA	72,084	58,069	65,231	44,142	35,952
ARKANSAS	20,855	18,452	17,384	16,794	14,367
CALIFORNIA	499,770	396,966	357,829	320,607	273,918
COLORADO	8,767	8,211	8,245	7,714	7,263
CONNECTICUT	32,015	32,663	31,371	22,720	21,872
DELAWARE	13,623	11,931	13,442	12,547	11,840
DIST. OF COL.	51,550	50,892	52,510	45,640	37,789
FLORIDA	163,014	118,743	107,217	105,072	99,417
GEORGIA	135,447	99,506	100,848	103,153	93,052
GUAM	5,782	6,450	5,853	5,635	5,374
HAWAII	5,867	5,847	8,799	8,571	8,364
IDAHO	5,914	8,145	9,171	9,553	9,844
ILLINOIS	441,443	373,718	298,146	247,293	209,655
INDIANA	102,997	55,692	45,511	65,164	52,882
IOWA	36,162	26,549	29,619	31,857	32,623
KANSAS	32,104	30,202	27,535	21,150	18,396
KENTUCKY	38,198	37,463	32,626	24,813	19,895
LOUISIANA	103,345	62,545	53,240	51,273	50,325
MAINE	3,283	2,625	2,525	2,513	3,053
MARYLAND	68,895	63,256	63,220	49,529	46,983
MASSACHUSETTS	67,415	54,947	50,748	42,658	44,592
MICHIGAN	68,864	69,669	64,342	68,227	69,278
MINNESOTA	32,494	27,417	26,181	25,345	24,087
MISSISSIPPI	81,708	139,127	97,213	69,466	69,647
MISSOURI	58,004	51,010	47,958	39,614	38,029
MONTANA	2,760	2,925	2,890	2,391	2,113
NEBRASKA	10,659	11,794	10,234	9,146	8,164
NEVADA	21,399	24,060	31,990	28,194	28,051
NEW HAMPSHIRE	2,784	2,786	3,386	3,321	3,025
NEW JERSEY	40,134	36,482	35,900	35,559	34,039
NEW MEXICO	34,781	23,493	20,708	28,773	22,704
NEW YORK	200,024	158,480	142,491	124,002	124,427
NORTH CAROLINA	80,768	59,451	50,687	46,665	41,605
NORTH DAKOTA	3,697	2,005	1,831	1,707	1,638
OHIO	148,048	158,952	155,953	154,705	129,121
OKLAHOMA	68,561	58,503	55,183	57,972	59,895
OREGON	28,100	26,141	22,573	22,165	20,519
PENNSYLVANIA	64,631	53,979	52,212	42,435	39,308
PUERTO RICO	1,636	1,543	1,389	1,286	1,162
RHODE ISLAND	21,111	23,504	19,634	17,389	11,773
SOUTH CAROLINA	55,256	53,831	44,947	43,909	41,088
SOUTH DAKOTA	2,154	1,969	1,751	1,862	1,578
TENNESSEE	123,908	96,534	95,113	73,020	61,927
TEXAS	298,996	235,451	186,579	164,773	147,913
UTAH	4,566	4,639	4,507	4,322	6,047
VERMONT	1,558	2,356	2,037	1,532	1,436
VIRGIN ISLANDS	0	2,846	3,026	3,520	3,775
VIRGINIA	54,950	40,537	35,906	34,169	31,858
WASHINGTON	17,603	15,526	15,115	18,016	26,403
WEST VIRGINIA	17,775	10,270	7,982	6,320	7,662
WISCONSIN	37,553	29,371	26,601	23,810	23,403
WYOMING	3,867	2,679	1,902	1,479	1,205
TOTALS	3,565,226	3,002,802	2,701,664	2,434,984	2,222,739

 

TABLE 66: FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT STAFF BY STATE AND LOCAL, COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS, AND PRIVATIZED OFFICES, FY 2004 AND FY 2005 ¹

STATES	TOTAL FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT STAFF 2004	TOTAL FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT STAFF 2005	STATE AND LOCAL IV-D OFFICES 2004	STATE AND LOCAL IV-D OFFICES 2005	UNDER COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS 2004	UNDER COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS 2005	PRIVATIZED IV-D OFFICES 2004	PRIVATIZED IV-D OFFICES 2005
Source: Form OCSE-157, lines 30, 31, and 32. 1Employed as of September 30. NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	756	746	563	554	155	162	38	30
ALASKA	248	247	233	232	15	15	NA	NA
ARIZONA	1,001	993	722	761	265	215	14	17
ARKANSAS	793	814	793	814	NA	NA	NA	NA
CALIFORNIA	10,088	9,564	9,368	8,777	720	787	NA	NA
COLORADO	700	712	532	551	102	96	66	65
CONNECTICUT	460	453	170	172	290	281	NA	NA
DELAWARE	218	220	199	200	19	20	NA	NA
DIST. OF COL.	229	201	184	156	45	45	NA	NA
FLORIDA	3,181	3,143	2,252	2,240	496	471	433	432
GEORGIA	1,281	1,383	912	989	203	212	166	182
GUAM	36	43	36	43	NA	NA	NA	NA
HAWAII	215	200	170	160	45	40	NA	NA
IDAHO	109	165	109	165	NA	NA	NA	NA
ILLINOIS	1,584	1,546	990	895	431	438	163	213
INDIANA	866	903	86	91	780	812	NA	NA
IOWA	613	618	398	411	163	158	52	49
KANSAS	598	604	425	428	NA	NA	173	176
KENTUCKY	972	972	193	162	779	810	NA	NA
LOUISIANA	871	825	475	435	396	390	NA	NA
MAINE	251	280	214	230	37	50	NA	NA
MARYLAND	1,051	1,042	703	700	229	167	119	175
MASSACHUSETTS	790	865	708	783	82	82	NA	NA
MICHIGAN	2,637	2,518	210	249	2,222	1,916	205	353
MINNESOTA	1,559	1,590	1,335	1,359	224	231	NA	NA
MISSISSIPPI	444	427	444	427	NA	NA	NA	NA
MISSOURI	1,001	1,041	942	989	NA	NA	59	52
MONTANA	169	165	168	165	1	NA	NA	NA
NEBRASKA	435	429	109	101	233	235	93	93
NEVADA	432	432	64	64	368	368	NA	NA
NEW HAMPSHIRE	158	168	145	155	13	13	NA	NA
NEW JERSEY	2,092	2,104	619	619	1,473	1,485	NA	NA
NEW MEXICO	357	364	357	364	NA	NA	NA	NA
NEW YORK	2,954	3,061	2,229	2,305	725	756	NA	NA
NORTH CAROLINA	1,659	1,641	1,416	1,414	171	155	72	72
NORTH DAKOTA	153	153	37	35	116	118	NA	NA
OHIO	4,783	4,624	3,661	3,551	1,122	1,073	NA	NA
OKLAHOMA	590	606	354	364	196	199	40	43
OREGON	741	720	589	562	152	158	NA	NA
PENNSYLVANIA	2,957	2,683	149	131	2,808	2,552	NA	NA
PUERTO RICO	887	910	861	847	11	63	15	NA
RHODE ISLAND	125	120	92	88	33	32	NA	NA
SOUTH CAROLINA	266	260	266	260	NA	NA	NA	NA
SOUTH DAKOTA	105	105	94	94	11	11	NA	NA
TENNESSEE	1,062	1,059	153	175	486	525	423	359
TEXAS	2,749	2,775	2,669	2,690	80	85	NA	NA
UTAH	542	544	489	490	53	54	NA	NA
VERMONT	121	122	121	122	NA	NA	NA	NA
VIRGIN ISLANDS	52	54	52	54	NA	NA	NA	NA
VIRGINIA	997	1,005	931	937	NA	NA	66	68
WASHINGTON	1,574	1,649	1,147	1,163	427	486	NA	NA
WEST VIRGINIA	527	531	481	485	NA	NA	46	46
WISCONSIN	1,114	1,070	979	937	135	133	NA	NA
WYOMING	201	209	83	86	64	64	54	59
TOTALS	60,354	59,678	41,681	41,231	16,376	15,963	2,297	2,484

 

TABLE 67: TOTAL FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT STAFF FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS ¹

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-157, lines 30, 31, & 32. 1 Employed as of September 30. NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	821	815	771	756	746
ALASKA	267	256	256	248	247
ARIZONA	1,063	965	913	1,001	993
ARKANSAS	784	737	764	793	814
CALIFORNIA	9,701	11,070	10,866	10,088	9,564
COLORADO	697	777	733	700	712
CONNECTICUT	521	546	475	460	453
DELAWARE	195	222	216	218	220
DIST. OF COL.	222	211	215	229	201
FLORIDA	3,247	3,214	3,225	3,181	3,143
GEORGIA	1,367	1,417	1,246	1,281	1,383
GUAM	41	42	38	36	43
HAWAII	231	230	192	215	200
IDAHO	181	138	131	109	165
ILLINOIS	1,886	1,729	1,537	1,584	1,546
INDIANA	842	870	846	866	903
IOWA	668	664	596	613	618
KANSAS	536	608	620	598	604
KENTUCKY	1,058	998	931	972	972
LOUISIANA	840	853	883	871	825
MAINE	274	256	264	251	280
MARYLAND	1,143	1,078	1,069	1,051	1,042
MASSACHUSETTS	755	730	756	790	865
MICHIGAN	2,833	2,620	2,930	2,637	2,518
MINNESOTA	1,540	1,588	1,580	1,559	1,590
MISSISSIPPI	539	504	480	444	427
MISSOURI	1,403	1,308	1,283	1,001	1,041
MONTANA	198	160	158	169	165
NEBRASKA	391	448	433	435	429
NEVADA	420	429	NA	432	432
NEW HAMPSHIRE	172	177	167	158	168
NEW JERSEY	2,189	2,107	2,201	2,092	2,104
NEW MEXICO	318	333	348	357	364
NEW YORK	3,135	3,054	2,931	2,954	3,061
NORTH CAROLINA	1,606	1,596	1,579	1,659	1,641
NORTH DAKOTA	156	154	151	153	153
OHIO	4,260	4,776	4,758	4,783	4,624
OKLAHOMA	613	620	577	590	606
OREGON	737	735	741	741	720
PENNSYLVANIA	2,609	2,586	2,760	2,957	2,683
PUERTO RICO	811	825	862	887	910
RHODE ISLAND	140	134	130	125	120
SOUTH CAROLINA	347	335	289	266	260
SOUTH DAKOTA	101	106	105	105	105
TENNESSEE	864	933	1,023	1,062	1,059
TEXAS	2,616	2,665	2,636	2,749	2,775
UTAH	559	550	531	542	544
VERMONT	123	121	121	121	122
VIRGIN ISLANDS	57	53	54	52	54
VIRGINIA	994	1,024	1,011	997	1,005
WASHINGTON	1,672	1,623	1,564	1,574	1,649
WEST VIRGINIA	516	517	534	527	531
WISCONSIN	1,055	1,072	1,051	1,114	1,070
WYOMING	221	218	225	201	209
TOTALS	60,535	61,797	60,756	60,354	59,678

 

TABLE 68: COSTS AND STAFF ASSOCIATED WITH THE CENTRAL OFFICE OF CHILD SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

EXPENSES	2005	2006	2007	2008	2009
Source: OCSE, Office of the Commissioner. Note: 1% of the appropriations is for use by the Secretary, either directly or through grants, contracts, or interagency agreements for technical assistance to States, providing training of State and Federal staff, and other related activities that would improve the programs. 2% of the appropriations is used specifically for the Federal Parent Locator Service (FPLS). NA - Not Available.
1% EXPENSES
Personnel Costs and Benefits	$5,937,107	$5,556,782	$5,179,972	$3,840,965	$3,831,541
Travel and Transportation	983,039	993,809	866,351	604,014	520,039
Rents	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
Printing	70,005	75,940	64,798	103,655	163,614
Other Services	5,797,578	5,957,888	4,400,000	4,686,000	7,706,119
Supplies/Equipment	205,368	294,793	280,000	91,646	145,728
TOTAL 1% EXPENSES	$12,993,097	$12,879,212	$10,791,121	$9,326,280	$12,367,041
2% EXPENSES
Personnel Costs and Benefits	$4,600,385	$6,348,950	$5,776,937	$4,600,218	4,532,531
Travel and Transportation	82,645	76,160	86,949	48,930	83,352
Rents	477,000	492,000	496,000	496,000	496,000
Printing	65,457	38,643	70,302	11,000	48,062
Other Services	30,866,137	28,453,121	28,543,483	27,617,000	30,478,060
Supplies/Equipment	690,969	143,818	3,268,613	23,713	37,509
TOTAL 2% EXPENSES	$36,782,593	$35,552,692	$38,242,284	$32,796,861	$35,675,514
TOTAL EXPENSES	$49,775,690	$48,431,904	$49,033,405	$42,123,141	$48,042,555
STAFF
OFFICES
Commissioner	1	3	3	2	2
Deputy Commissioner	10	5	3	1	1
Automation & Program Operations	22	18	18	18	15
DIVISIONS
Audit	66	63	54	49	44
Consumer Services	21	19	16	14	14
State and Tribal Systems	14	13	13	13	11
State, Tribal, & Local Assistance	24	20	23	23	21
Special Staffs	22	13	14	13	11
Policy	11	8	9	9	8
Planning, Research, & Evaluation	11	10	10	11	12
Management Services	14	12	8	8	6
Other	11	NA	171	NA	NA
TOTAL STAFF	227	184	171	161	145

 

TABLE 69: AMOUNT OF CURRENT SUPPORT DUE FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE 157, line 24. All States' current support due data were reliable for FY 2002 to 2005. * Not Reliable. NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	$318,601,683	$325,100,271	$337,696,001	$346,165,927	$354,584,897
ALASKA	90,654,803	91,326,961	92,470,567	95,111,725	100,640,806
ARIZONA	328,934,841	350,255,858	374,044,627	391,692,128	395,339,188
ARKANSAS	192,486,370	190,796,793	174,399,020	201,132,303	210,449,522
CALIFORNIA	2,698,457,378	2,760,882,557	2,748,886,275	2,667,853,921	2,679,235,029
COLORADO	255,830,270	265,465,725	281,180,476	296,898,175	310,063,476
CONNECTICUT	269,312,130	284,745,103	299,689,961	309,521,596	318,026,507
DELAWARE	77,564,000	78,890,976	81,833,600	85,850,605	90,006,068
DIST. OF COL.	74,050,182	73,609,284	73,838,242	74,111,087	74,729,773
FLORIDA	992,822,550	1,106,762,526	1,225,741,973	1,339,727,878	1,467,212,937
GEORGIA	632,421,678	666,464,393	704,643,971	724,220,577	761,188,225
GUAM	13,513,037	13,354,402	13,313,896	13,313,445	13,405,456
HAWAII	108,198,376	112,967,360	115,889,555	116,851,835	116,637,898
IDAHO	124,699,668	133,490,485	146,110,983	154,473,485	164,214,984
ILLINOIS	676,226,125	767,661,246	675,127,501	712,527,442	770,104,519
INDIANA	609,873,614	623,640,722	614,647,262	635,765,687	657,154,762
IOWA	299,291,968	317,962,758	334,104,309	337,602,311	337,812,577
KANSAS	162,171,555	164,666,874	169,077,650	175,302,003	180,591,954
KENTUCKY	406,445,550	401,799,680	418,017,346	434,958,242	452,764,578
LOUISIANA	315,822,954	339,180,640	360,436,437	378,949,304	398,348,602
MAINE	103,419,836	110,659,409	117,324,886	113,937,697	116,736,223
MARYLAND	515,514,686	523,911,910	536,479,629	562,214,830	575,085,470
MASSACHUSETTS	469,629,602	520,926,523	539,705,959	559,802,148	587,418,333
MICHIGAN	1,714,738,483	1,773,961,066	1,755,403,402	1,737,108,398	1,711,264,603
MINNESOTA	562,092,073	605,247,029	638,708,614	657,827,288	665,453,454
MISSISSIPPI	236,905,291	250,515,668	255,262,708	266,072,433	278,015,699
MISSOURI	564,185,219	596,079,015	619,160,410	638,926,998	651,763,971
MONTANA	55,364,252	56,681,719	58,102,976	59,909,206	60,137,253
NEBRASKA	172,623,777	173,612,962	176,883,273	184,169,090	191,345,289
NEVADA	159,370,979	164,678,836	185,303,385	177,812,949	209,666,823
NEW HAMPSHIRE	89,461,134	92,526,327	94,789,108	96,378,838	97,995,185
NEW JERSEY	921,431,584	983,700,795	1,044,144,752	1,120,289,685	1,198,358,162
NEW MEXICO	68,282,012	74,407,828	83,398,623	89,096,880	93,702,759
NEW YORK	1,208,875,799*	1,463,494,107	1,569,853,638	1,641,449,213	1,747,599,275
NORTH CAROLINA	583,342,108	628,518,365	664,933,018	689,770,097	718,561,829
NORTH DAKOTA	53,618,467	56,434,751	61,753,223	65,820,543	69,570,693
OHIO	1,765,966,722	1,832,183,256	1,879,997,219	1,915,091,210	1,935,658,459
OKLAHOMA	169,418,919	186,138,506	192,514,366	215,957,616	242,934,081
OREGON	346,577,681	361,189,811	378,761,971	390,064,770	397,653,000
PENNSYLVANIA	1,415,497,632	1,406,310,772	1,441,914,324	1,491,349,723	1,532,470,733
PUERTO RICO	340,473,690	355,770,512	361,890,252	375,024,040	391,132,349
RHODE ISLAND	64,268,143	67,325,197	68,072,451	70,294,228	72,407,156
SOUTH CAROLINA	364,772,146*	332,977,393	349,419,705	359,307,919	371,139,802
SOUTH DAKOTA	54,598,146	58,829,975	61,822,540	65,040,037	68,595,558
TENNESSEE	450,229,795	479,408,818	502,740,544	536,937,605	573,374,148
TEXAS	1,332,621,857	1,573,587,732	1,708,668,433	1,876,850,575	2,074,412,422
UTAH	160,281,681	164,619,286	174,236,822	179,726,904	186,945,288
VERMONT	49,310,526	51,667,790	52,843,548	53,271,869	53,765,540
VIRGIN ISLANDS	NA	12,725,387	12,386,323	13,116,518	13,015,224
VIRGINIA	554,114,192	586,505,881	614,052,987	640,902,632	662,944,278
WASHINGTON	690,367,414	697,991,088	711,367,517	722,262,213	732,909,233
WEST VIRGINIA	173,823,267	183,043,196	188,670,448	193,876,335	197,294,587
WISCONSIN	599,803,053*	624,705,999	660,466,150	671,108,916	677,159,466
WYOMING	54,542,074	54,835,921	55,669,506	56,879,256	57,396,985
TOTALS	$24,712,900,972	$26,174,197,444	$27,057,852,362	$27,979,678,335	$29,066,395,088

 

TABLE 70: AMOUNT OF SUPPORT DISTRIBUTED AS CURRENT SUPPORT FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-157, line 25. All States' support distributed as current support data were reliable in FY 2002 to 2005. * Not Reliable. NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	$147,522,532	$155,296,873	$168,668,439	$177,450,372	$183,467,681
ALASKA	46,429,995	49,171,708	51,508,907	52,778,934	55,310,350
ARIZONA	153,697,221	155,808,436	161,410,351	167,183,525	175,358,750
ARKANSAS	92,588,040	96,003,394	101,631,049	111,313,073	120,146,515
CALIFORNIA	1,107,085,869	1,170,517,946	1,242,529,452	1,279,489,604	1,320,030,508
COLORADO	135,119,955	145,928,552	155,091,079	164,798,502	178,862,355
CONNECTICUT	149,606,541	156,711,416	164,115,535	168,813,496	176,125,845
DELAWARE	43,713,181*	47,916,191	49,638,621	51,756,584	54,374,589
DIST. OF COL.	26,776,177*	35,305,034	36,708,035	37,956,460	39,526,064
FLORIDA	517,344,543	624,162,628	691,320,618	760,239,394	832,230,395
GEORGIA	304,691,794	331,459,116	359,420,503	375,760,142	400,074,122
GUAM	5,776,333	5,763,577	5,938,138	6,212,399	6,344,608
HAWAII	55,210,070	57,765,327	59,418,871	62,040,941	64,505,589
IDAHO	67,092,839	73,987,438	78,715,687	86,011,169	91,646,311
ILLINOIS	254,543,938	300,260,956	317,562,353	350,895,560	410,383,067
INDIANA	285,419,233	302,601,790	310,645,507	324,487,103	347,084,033
IOWA	172,539,856	187,920,962	200,528,161	209,904,920	218,690,681
KANSAS	88,643,977	90,659,563	93,503,789	95,337,719	98,458,671
KENTUCKY	217,512,003	212,161,674	224,196,512	237,905,669	250,420,325
LOUISIANA	170,005,928	191,417,280	204,968,256	211,938,503	220,899,174
MAINE	61,602,904	63,914,569	65,319,150	64,452,236	70,393,744
MARYLAND	310,827,971	324,923,922	338,935,160	347,406,797	362,739,058
MASSACHUSETTS	298,466,607	310,863,003	328,684,386	350,649,102	374,706,227
MICHIGAN	1,033,405,388	1,053,092,658	977,768,416	1,045,840,221	1,035,679,989
MINNESOTA	378,561,473	441,567,003	446,242,512	457,403,394	461,252,956
MISSISSIPPI	118,507,751	124,119,670	132,683,952	140,468,809	148,664,157
MISSOURI	277,785,025	302,426,448	326,100,709	340,764,920	356,466,590
MONTANA	31,397,128	33,160,646	34,310,115	34,985,952	36,493,643
NEBRASKA	108,224,547	115,429,988	117,008,984	124,077,670	129,811,445
NEVADA	72,989,111	77,389,230	75,796,713	90,876,206	95,778,001
NEW HAMPSHIRE	58,991,405	60,612,593	60,924,955	62,199,138	63,333,814
NEW JERSEY	595,200,069	639,445,967	678,841,564	727,287,817	782,141,523
NEW MEXICO	29,974,707	34,787,843	40,829,652	44,029,276	46,853,275
NEW YORK	925,848,721	952,966,059	1,016,428,874	1,062,786,840	1,138,281,691
NORTH CAROLINA	352,231,829	385,017,250	410,857,338	432,652,321	463,648,295
NORTH DAKOTA	37,076,129	40,379,896	44,058,977	47,404,760	50,579,586
OHIO	1,201,118,292	1,223,387,810	1,264,332,976	1,299,915,585	1,335,190,881
OKLAHOMA	76,406,134	86,482,555	93,255,627	104,958,366	121,745,973
OREGON	206,444,329	218,212,404	226,729,463	231,257,623	238,960,025
PENNSYLVANIA	1,012,967,902	1,050,534,872	1,078,731,692	1,109,042,934	1,145,051,057
PUERTO RICO	158,484,241	173,161,602	190,312,101	201,912,828	216,225,376
RHODE ISLAND	39,417,348	41,139,254	42,039,596	43,527,516	43,898,404
SOUTH CAROLINA	162,156,278	164,860,416	171,991,381	173,851,580	175,958,935
SOUTH DAKOTA	36,584,751	39,829,979	41,490,386	44,418,318	47,357,258
TENNESSEE	217,618,627	241,823,832	270,208,992	293,772,832	317,807,300
TEXAS	826,007,973	943,020,152	985,120,526	1,098,675,022	1,255,309,848
UTAH	90,079,027	96,471,472	102,183,466	107,513,761	114,772,680
VERMONT	33,198,301	34,276,990	34,761,483	35,224,943	36,013,238
VIRGIN ISLANDS	NA*	5,983,775	6,572,829	6,982,862	7,244,166
VIRGINIA	322,298,648	345,846,835	366,703,033	384,809,156	403,826,092
WASHINGTON	427,189,727	446,559,551	457,615,039	454,099,821	464,028,767
WEST VIRGINIA	105,973,629	113,608,191	118,503,202	121,854,380	125,657,768
WISCONSIN	471,083,941*	454,066,386	447,326,948	453,959,918	467,294,640
WYOMING	31,812,815	32,928,835	33,881,166	34,574,684	36,544,867
TOTALS	$14,151,252,753	$15,063,111,517	$15,704,071,226	$16,505,911,657	$17,413,650,902

 

TABLE 71: TOTAL AMOUNT OF ARREARAGES DUE FOR ALL FISCAL YEARS FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-157, line 26. NA - Not Available
ALABAMA	$1,624,250,790	$1,112,767,869	$2,340,469,429	$2,415,587,378	$2,529,997,733
ALASKA	586,087,784	598,754,575	597,340,669	607,521,761	631,176,511
ARIZONA	1,607,695,217	1,708,090,816	1,804,501,919	1,914,295,811	1,914,636,900
ARKANSAS	677,661,285	690,250,875	701,923,411	711,359,725	716,595,496
CALIFORNIA	16,923,521,874	17,877,241,312	18,386,445,842	18,948,459,824	19,629,453,563
COLORADO	1,164,563,038	1,085,498,956	1,142,830,052	1,173,146,347	1,168,648,239
CONNECTICUT	1,392,025,604	1,433,181,592	1,496,425,998	1,543,809,329	1,600,456,947
DELAWARE	253,286,261	218,181,217	227,910,511	238,222,293	250,545,167
DIST. OF COL.	344,580,530	362,839,068	341,991,305	362,803,959	378,610,272
FLORIDA	3,313,566,978	3,573,548,848	3,833,464,955	4,199,955,463	4,622,132,652
GEORGIA	2,397,632,116	2,538,045,368	2,724,051,978	2,948,751,660	3,154,680,695
GUAM	78,019,994	87,437,171	96,371,698	94,031,431	94,840,747
HAWAII	475,168,092	511,923,268	533,340,151	561,436,766	573,980,671
IDAHO	324,206,186	343,902,155	375,657,705	393,288,624	426,080,944
ILLINOIS	2,610,624,441	2,705,274,716	2,781,598,912	2,658,908,765	2,822,462,771
INDIANA	1,482,023,818	2,312,235,286	513,037,213	3,662,448,624	3,764,641,627
IOWA	963,911,470	990,822,299	1,015,270,146	1,029,782,663	1,041,654,377
KANSAS	503,110,881	523,730,245	543,022,689	576,822,313	597,441,645
KENTUCKY	1,216,027,927	1,305,107,012	1,363,863,707	1,433,490,538	1,404,497,255
LOUISIANA	633,593,089	775,502,437	844,365,618	923,401,936	1,007,210,889
MAINE	493,487,519	510,814,740	544,963,412	466,409,393	454,315,790
MARYLAND	1,355,648,376	1,385,348,964	1,428,704,224	1,457,839,532	1,491,329,405
MASSACHUSETTS	1,608,758,351	1,706,048,654	1,871,962,676	2,007,167,512	2,185,617,134
MICHIGAN	7,061,217,142	7,348,406,940	8,011,748,874	8,680,248,472	8,924,400,354
MINNESOTA	1,111,877,089	1,253,634,358	1,367,988,032	1,491,702,339	1,522,665,309
MISSISSIPPI	632,594,625	670,715,564	714,431,284	739,937,965	776,535,692
MISSOURI	1,801,293,074	1,883,679,487	1,926,479,507	1,996,827,617	2,038,883,693
MONTANA	182,738,852	185,167,607	186,170,414	190,413,938	195,374,467
NEBRASKA	479,123,870	536,639,092	565,735,971	594,988,382	630,786,333
NEVADA	661,150,884	706,356,236	816,452,200	880,073,357	940,399,320
NEW HAMPSHIRE	178,058,123	180,474,066	183,682,025	184,997,180	188,359,297
NEW JERSEY	1,957,630,826	2,017,179,562	2,120,551,857	2,235,324,628	2,350,162,013
NEW MEXICO	480,748,731	539,421,731	580,988,810	634,255,162	673,826,953
NEW YORK	3,233,391,949	3,393,000,965	3,568,181,622	3,779,839,035	3,996,083,285
NORTH CAROLINA	1,456,076,209	1,573,559,228	1,618,456,377	1,623,070,241	1,714,678,945
NORTH DAKOTA	158,972,650	160,132,429	152,617,175	163,527,660	179,230,645
OHIO	3,736,915,621	3,890,741,735	4,060,455,730	4,170,044,114	4,196,327,455
OKLAHOMA	788,719,907	818,342,719	798,430,243	870,952,687	1,507,916,466
OREGON	548,215,334	1,068,165,832	1,128,716,843	1,178,853,485	1,212,291,371
PENNSYLVANIA	2,221,135,827	2,201,950,702	2,243,214,854	2,132,943,831	2,107,133,349
PUERTO RICO	700,346,875	767,228,400	826,590,422	891,015,510	935,193,689
RHODE ISLAND	169,941,150	175,567,085	169,977,608	178,652,374	186,442,389
SOUTH CAROLINA	832,364,256	854,275,471	953,445,035	1,070,965,722	1,201,833,328
SOUTH DAKOTA	116,432,343	125,568,852	129,572,377	134,719,356	139,437,644
TENNESSEE	1,610,019,787	1,698,692,797	1,728,535,702	1,823,627,708	1,959,289,661
TEXAS	9,064,333,687	8,806,355,237	9,150,306,730	8,773,277,862	8,742,468,805
UTAH	358,093,610	343,881,958	330,888,215	313,308,225	324,972,172
VERMONT	94,267,150	96,937,230	99,983,671	99,943,807	101,349,565
VIRGIN ISLANDS	NA	51,660,321	51,771,751	52,184,620	53,207,735
VIRGINIA	1,843,198,566	1,939,140,410	2,005,171,506	2,091,763,459	2,134,641,217
WASHINGTON	1,858,979,352	1,776,661,244	1,783,423,796	1,880,173,849	1,964,240,264
WEST VIRGINIA	725,478,546	736,194,615	778,217,132	812,706,290	798,540,927
WISCONSIN	1,814,026,146	1,933,218,198	2,010,282,635	2,130,021,323	2,197,567,317
WYOMING	225,279,274	233,441,833	226,875,968	227,427,289	214,765,719
TOTALS	$88,132,073,076	$92,322,939,347	$95,798,858,586	$102,356,729,134	$106,570,012,809

 

TABLE 72: TOTAL AMOUNT OF SUPPORT DISTRIBUTED AS ARREARS FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-157, line 27. NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	$76,760,616	$82,579,096	$82,912,515	$84,670,906	$88,278,703
ALASKA	40,740,034	41,235,063	40,154,027	39,351,508	38,633,110
ARIZONA	68,357,677	99,365,473	97,234,052	94,972,827	105,670,891
ARKANSAS	42,129,191	42,997,148	44,965,024	47,024,193	50,305,300
CALIFORNIA	971,670,402	1,001,643,749	1,007,358,387	1,024,905,658	1,027,653,212
COLORADO	79,064,084	84,850,580	83,444,252	87,100,185	89,229,023
CONNECTICUT	69,927,823	75,190,228	74,258,406	75,187,999	78,089,742
DELAWARE	17,068,707	17,680,388	18,211,150	18,256,013	18,829,298
DIST. OF COL.	15,833,679	11,730,004	13,588,879	13,530,930	14,880,008
FLORIDA	276,815,932	278,011,099	301,637,384	328,718,033	358,888,103
GEORGIA	131,038,008	133,830,899	140,578,903	144,101,632	159,104,255
GUAM	1,301,690	1,298,444	2,408,379	2,446,090	2,778,679
HAWAII	26,410,769	23,030,565	21,364,002	23,862,830	24,290,534
IDAHO	29,537,370	31,713,953	34,495,918	32,347,956	34,647,599
ILLINOIS	189,560,453	195,901,426	188,121,830	227,215,040	229,012,230
INDIANA	100,309,183	112,361,113	119,472,357	127,760,999	137,722,036
IOWA	77,423,702	80,591,370	82,738,124	85,829,879	83,561,799
KANSAS	42,342,057	44,329,451	47,839,797	48,672,827	51,068,235
KENTUCKY	85,076,969	89,388,794	90,678,459	96,256,556	101,648,687
LOUISIANA	76,563,083	86,284,537	88,126,283	87,457,764	88,785,262
MAINE	37,254,470	35,893,231	34,806,714	30,201,639	34,017,127
MARYLAND	95,394,197	100,116,542	100,829,483	105,476,344	110,284,348
MASSACHUSETTS	80,152,252	97,688,011	111,623,257	108,818,027	112,214,576
MICHIGAN	328,197,297	395,011,025	428,611,247	398,943,992	382,253,410
MINNESOTA	139,246,093	106,153,358	123,437,922	126,106,493	129,431,250
MISSISSIPPI	49,748,484	52,424,259	52,783,486	53,164,119	58,325,076
MISSOURI	132,469,539	146,652,009	154,918,660	164,873,269	174,212,961
MONTANA	16,593,156	17,201,995	17,154,823	17,131,555	17,293,134
NEBRASKA	55,505,912	32,603,750	36,785,042	41,389,541	46,091,436
NEVADA	34,100,380	32,949,885	36,766,494	43,390,447	47,375,391
NEW HAMPSHIRE	18,647,132	19,987,459	20,510,414	20,702,654	21,391,660
NEW JERSEY	156,223,121	171,891,029	169,753,639	170,815,928	180,942,884
NEW MEXICO	17,867,086	21,762,125	24,533,182	28,316,531	27,988,020
NEW YORK	339,743,845	368,361,408	341,823,207	358,957,296	385,570,516
NORTH CAROLINA	157,589,438	131,172,819	130,899,019	144,949,934	149,787,925
NORTH DAKOTA	12,241,001	12,354,966	15,375,550	15,842,320	18,104,005
OHIO	126,495,221	326,021,888	325,124,063	344,135,370	346,513,331
OKLAHOMA	53,221,915	59,925,728	59,042,833	62,861,329	73,082,104
OREGON	78,172,777	80,709,803	85,738,978	85,341,926	86,810,794
PENNSYLVANIA	234,515,929	255,383,956	255,521,294	261,431,884	279,871,103
PUERTO RICO	43,849,137	45,373,104	48,257,670	50,307,048	53,300,725
RHODE ISLAND	13,289,842	13,867,151	13,822,082	14,464,420	14,947,932
SOUTH CAROLINA	52,779,972	69,146,376	70,435,115	71,153,773	72,773,869
SOUTH DAKOTA	13,908,555	14,524,629	15,302,476	15,676,269	15,533,338
TENNESSEE	84,607,522	98,476,891	113,787,357	123,074,038	132,599,718
TEXAS	417,204,099	479,992,073	528,439,991	573,498,320	625,233,977
UTAH	47,898,107	46,359,529	44,933,941	43,504,068	44,142,945
VERMONT	11,905,024	12,221,053	12,337,196	12,478,829	12,850,554
VIRGIN ISLANDS	NA	2,250,517	2,533,043	3,115,710	2,804,339
VIRGINIA	127,383,676	133,899,172	145,720,000	156,720,104	163,501,904
WASHINGTON	183,786,489	182,839,439	177,915,320	175,721,145	183,365,439
WEST VIRGINIA	47,763,451	42,870,216	43,252,178	43,569,680	52,354,970
WISCONSIN	102,383,399	110,035,577	121,072,866	129,575,195	128,950,481
WYOMING	17,585,927	18,569,787	18,898,366	19,137,264	20,431,266
TOTALS	$5,745,655,874	$6,268,704,140	$6,462,335,036	$6,704,516,286	$6,987,429,214

 

TABLE 73: CASES WITH ARREARS DUE FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-157, line 28. NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	181,831	182,112	181,346	181,556	180,560
ALASKA	36,195	37,718	38,027	40,065	40,904
ARIZONA	137,937	141,746	148,366	155,067	156,351
ARKANSAS	106,105	106,162	107,541	107,713	105,387
CALIFORNIA	1,202,258	1,229,147	1,225,178	1,211,288	1,173,994
COLORADO	116,593	114,658	119,683	128,096	129,120
CONNECTICUT	127,010	131,070	130,273	132,512	133,623
DELAWARE	34,040	34,394	35,386	36,428	36,835
DIST. OF COL.	14,596	37,503	30,924	31,198	31,759
FLORIDA	386,662	448,062	471,012	492,657	516,731
GEORGIA	273,980	307,863	306,676	335,594	346,008
GUAM	5,458	5,574	5,641	5,697	5,873
HAWAII	50,955	51,511	53,681	54,907	53,079
IDAHO	56,677	60,552	64,173	67,976	71,913
ILLINOIS	329,968	321,219	311,531	302,697	308,529
INDIANA	248,825	251,448	234,344	237,849	241,719
IOWA	143,027	144,552	152,213	153,902	145,748
KANSAS	90,347	90,888	92,038	93,985	95,509
KENTUCKY	193,971	199,642	206,681	215,822	220,592
LOUISIANA	155,880	159,811	163,429	169,000	174,831
MAINE	55,163	53,921	53,470	52,706	53,455
MARYLAND	191,288	189,491	194,177	192,980	192,021
MASSACHUSETTS	145,675	150,153	154,686	160,083	163,567
MICHIGAN	651,335	631,683	630,563	610,498	606,441
MINNESOTA	165,934	183,793	190,023	193,934	194,775
MISSISSIPPI	132,395	137,324	139,625	141,846	147,248
MISSOURI	264,914	265,687	267,864	265,747	270,381
MONTANA	31,011	31,008	31,730	32,699	33,395
NEBRASKA	66,990	67,259	66,660	70,081	72,651
NEVADA	55,671	55,817	61,741	70,374	75,150
NEW HAMPSHIRE	31,220	30,723	30,205	30,166	29,867
NEW JERSEY	267,358	269,611	269,710	279,417	281,745
NEW MEXICO	30,698	32,904	34,625	36,755	37,320
NEW YORK	591,133	557,818	584,733	589,854	602,049
NORTH CAROLINA	277,197	311,289	318,836	315,312	321,723
NORTH DAKOTA	28,777	24,004	26,069	27,598	27,831
OHIO	586,746	594,316	602,872	616,258	619,689
OKLAHOMA	99,996	104,439	101,983	108,913	126,085
OREGON	134,995	154,409	158,471	157,168	154,526
PENNSYLVANIA	480,026	486,719	487,166	490,955	480,731
PUERTO RICO	138,676	140,027	139,217	135,815	140,879
RHODE ISLAND	28,179	29,061	28,954	28,883	28,878
SOUTH CAROLINA	147,719	148,868	150,824	153,301	159,341
SOUTH DAKOTA	27,415	28,773	28,915	29,427	29,450
TENNESSEE	196,899	205,456	208,682	216,319	222,893
TEXAS	599,388	639,707	692,905	711,685	745,820
UTAH	74,555	74,138	74,105	73,149	71,293
VERMONT	19,562	20,190	20,154	19,938	19,368
VIRGIN ISLANDS	NA	6,445	6,058	5,909	5,879
VIRGINIA	269,992	279,213	286,999	291,077	295,332
WASHINGTON	295,447	288,492	285,355	294,819	304,953
WEST VIRGINIA	80,774	82,262	84,836	87,660	89,887
WISCONSIN	213,648	250,734	255,785	256,818	255,060
WYOMING	28,171	28,602	28,689	28,898	28,332
TOTALS	10,301,262	10,609,968	10,774,830	10,931,051	11,057,080

 

TABLE 74: CERTIFIED FEDERAL OFFSET CASELOAD AND ARREARAGE TOTALS, FY 2005

STATE	TANF Cases	TANF Arrearage	Non-TANF Cases	Non-TANF Arrearage	Total Cases	Total Arrearage
Source: FPLS; Data as of September 30, 2005.
ALABAMA	47,743	$453,372,342	91,648	$1,613,261,200	139,391	$2,066,633,542
ALASKA	16,418	277,314,787	16,387	216,137,992	32,805	493,452,779
ARIZONA	52,631	1,014,438,338	39,820	569,716,016	92,451	1,584,154,354
ARKANSAS	23,244	90,358,223	45,769	375,097,345	69,013	465,455,568
CALIFORNIA	507,443	10,885,373,081	333,473	5,507,143,216	840,916	16,392,516,297
COLORADO	37,935	347,049,757	50,477	458,396,207	88,412	805,445,964
CONNECTICUT	58,857	859,464,947	38,782	375,262,172	97,639	1,234,727,119
DELAWARE	10,230	72,668,846	12,668	100,659,851	22,898	173,328,697
DIST. OF COL.	8,941	79,617,743	14,000	184,800,200	22,941	264,417,943
FLORIDA	147,760	984,990,526	222,036	2,265,144,102	369,796	3,250,134,628
GEORGIA	86,955	625,296,671	119,649	1,225,275,651	206,604	1,850,572,322
GUAM	2,033	36,952,376	1,749	27,819,201	3,782	64,771,577
HAWAII	18,196	196,619,612	16,181	141,514,494	34,377	338,134,106
IDAHO	15,337	72,219,692	28,038	269,709,119	43,375	341,928,811
ILLINOIS	97,946	853,096,058	140,937	1,502,011,523	238,883	2,355,107,581
INDIANA	62,392	632,596,816	99,775	1,074,179,275	162,167	1,706,776,091
IOWA	54,401	532,366,809	48,613	464,982,688	103,014	997,349,497
KANSAS	39,739	331,821,775	32,313	196,252,151	72,052	528,073,926
KENTUCKY	65,548	445,728,998	52,795	398,553,054	118,343	844,282,052
LOUISIANA	37,456	167,953,405	67,607	538,269,418	105,063	706,222,823
MAINE	24,741	296,380,078	13,069	96,368,844	37,810	392,748,922
MARYLAND	40,578	345,584,481	78,319	916,044,529	118,897	1,261,629,010
MASSACHUSETTS	50,609	781,827,288	52,889	730,436,439	103,498	1,512,263,727
MICHIGAN	178,992	3,672,507,033	262,120	4,311,401,493	441,112	7,983,908,526
MINNESOTA	67,267	595,514,311	68,917	668,889,158	136,184	1,264,403,469
MISSISSIPPI	22,575	69,541,511	59,711	445,427,899	82,286	514,969,410
MISSOURI	89,890	716,812,769	108,912	1,040,570,744	198,802	1,757,383,513
MONTANA	9,169	50,978,542	10,010	71,513,545	19,179	122,492,087
NEBRASKA	22,492	192,158,025	22,001	208,405,135	44,493	400,563,160
NEVADA	15,846	106,504,408	27,258	351,639,799	43,104	458,144,207
NEW HAMPSHIRE	8,016	57,449,989	10,714	89,585,145	18,730	147,035,134
NEW JERSEY	79,571	767,717,488	93,153	1,138,512,388	172,724	1,906,229,876
NEW MEXICO	13,886	123,926,996	18,649	180,651,138	32,535	304,578,134
NEW YORK	137,307	1,530,669,163	123,707	1,419,491,882	261,014	2,950,161,045
NORTH CAROLINA	61,479	282,623,489	78,466	596,190,109	139,945	878,813,598
NORTH DAKOTA	8,802	65,676,100	8,755	65,387,884	17,557	131,063,984
OHIO	142,175	1,141,799,502	190,746	1,652,467,757	332,921	2,794,267,259
OKLAHOMA	39,440	325,447,045	49,036	407,586,472	88,476	733,033,517
OREGON	49,747	333,223,341	53,221	427,186,181	102,968	760,409,522
PENNSYLVANIA	111,711	751,535,447	117,380	729,254,826	229,091	1,480,790,273
PUERTO RICO	5,931	31,170,280	57,062	341,521,112	62,993	372,691,392
RHODE ISLAND	9,126	67,914,186	6,960	68,680,412	16,086	136,594,598
SOUTH CAROLINA	31,026	178,957,160	48,445	397,406,231	79,471	576,363,391
SOUTH DAKOTA	9,147	83,346,265	10,046	64,747,537	19,193	148,093,802
TENNESSEE	69,637	581,028,407	90,289	923,664,701	159,926	1,504,693,108
TEXAS	206,263	2,277,478,741	430,681	5,962,613,161	636,944	8,240,091,902
UTAH	16,983	94,796,556	17,904	124,928,277	34,887	219,724,833
VERMONT	5,741	35,330,268	5,264	33,371,003	11,005	68,701,271
VIRGIN ISLANDS	567	4,266,154	1,577	13,922,141	2,144	18,188,295
VIRGINIA	73,058	550,744,014	78,055	821,081,827	151,113	1,371,825,841
WASHINGTON	99,202	876,527,488	78,012	753,234,687	177,214	1,629,762,175
WEST VIRGINIA	25,054	154,610,975	30,794	306,544,010	55,848	461,154,985
WISCONSIN	81,967	860,039,662	69,711	800,664,629	151,678	1,660,704,291
WYOMING	7,680	51,179,156	7,912	74,907,866	15,592	126,087,022
TOTALS	3,206,880	$37,014,567,120	3,852,462	$43,738,483,836	7,059,342	$80,753,050,956

 

TABLE 75: CASES PAYING TOWARDS ARREARS FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-157, line 29. NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	84,348	87,318	88,380	90,769	90,209
ALASKA	24,806	25,417	25,721	26,694	27,594
ARIZONA	70,315	71,769	75,433	78,316	80,316
ARKANSAS	61,779	58,952	60,318	61,827	64,144
CALIFORNIA	676,341	675,024	679,167	665,461	657,731
COLORADO	74,624	75,790	72,462	83,175	84,770
CONNECTICUT	67,633	69,610	71,019	72,904	74,178
DELAWARE	23,015	23,329	22,917	23,425	23,467
DIST. OF COL.	10,956	11,329	11,437	13,206	13,872
FLORIDA	290,111	281,507	304,128	323,930	344,709
GEORGIA	209,074	187,128	195,038	198,409	204,699
GUAM	2,067	2,067	2,584	2,707	2,956
HAWAII	18,185	18,993	21,614	23,522	22,620
IDAHO	33,463	36,395	37,976	38,377	39,311
ILLINOIS	167,487	167,982	160,238	176,221	141,657
INDIANA	127,205	132,217	128,399	133,657	140,222
IOWA	93,552	91,555	96,445	101,754	95,750
KANSAS	54,513	55,468	57,024	58,555	59,781
KENTUCKY	106,497	99,771	104,722	110,800	117,876
LOUISIANA	89,656	96,886	97,671	98,915	100,766
MAINE	33,946	33,029	31,850	31,490	28,308
MARYLAND	115,913	121,832	121,088	119,841	122,745
MASSACHUSETTS	83,058	87,570	93,490	94,147	94,639
MICHIGAN	379,300	383,923	371,962	339,409	322,525
MINNESOTA	135,897	119,586	129,273	127,994	128,706
MISSISSIPPI	80,009	82,168	82,187	82,581	89,026
MISSOURI	125,251	132,838	136,140	137,086	140,870
MONTANA	19,589	19,758	20,409	20,773	21,419
NEBRASKA	38,946	41,474	39,553	45,287	47,195
NEVADA	33,762	34,626	37,793	36,200	37,274
NEW HAMPSHIRE	21,829	21,990	21,810	21,668	21,495
NEW JERSEY	156,403	164,941	177,048	176,995	178,061
NEW MEXICO	17,292	19,850	21,890	22,500	22,885
NEW YORK	358,951	337,087	349,920	348,499	355,305
NORTH CAROLINA	192,209	187,771	186,277	192,393	199,975
NORTH DAKOTA	15,912	15,871	17,932	18,587	19,395
OHIO	245,242	400,945	399,687	408,824	412,345
OKLAHOMA	53,773	59,296	58,527	62,631	69,572
OREGON	91,943	94,250	97,610	96,170	93,835
PENNSYLVANIA	334,524	344,037	348,256	348,452	353,349
PUERTO RICO	70,472	71,185	72,920	72,739	74,038
RHODE ISLAND	16,038	16,912	16,550	17,023	16,757
SOUTH CAROLINA	74,626	77,180	77,424	75,443	85,725
SOUTH DAKOTA	18,776	19,734	20,011	20,234	20,473
TENNESSEE	97,805	112,061	119,550	127,988	133,840
TEXAS	377,580	412,300	431,701	452,190	486,484
UTAH	49,190	48,958	48,747	47,693	48,175
VERMONT	13,884	14,263	14,077	14,035	13,754
VIRGIN ISLANDS	NA	3,138	2,799	2,832	2,809
VIRGINIA	152,526	157,392	165,009	167,150	170,577
WASHINGTON	192,595	197,135	196,503	198,016	201,604
WEST VIRGINIA	48,268	50,364	50,351	51,595	56,524
WISCONSIN	131,772	153,135	158,649	165,020	163,732
WYOMING	16,657	17,609	18,126	18,527	19,199
TOTALS	6,079,565	6,322,715	6,447,812	6,544,636	6,639,243

 

TABLE 76: CASES WITH DETERMINATION OF NON-COOPERATION FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-157, line 38. NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	839	1,062	1,441	1,588	1,689
ALASKA	957	857	748	520	372
ARIZONA	2,549	825	3,240	4,890	2,804
ARKANSAS	1,129	1,371	1,822	1,991	1,729
CALIFORNIA	20,274	17,472	24,962	28,815	27,980
COLORADO	334	268	349	403	435
CONNECTICUT	158	126	147	154	190
DELAWARE	198	297	224	318	420
DIST. OF COL.	49,406	53,087	57,127	52,906	50,916
FLORIDA	3,299	2,335	1,812	1,210	774
GEORGIA	3	881	1,297	1,590	1,059
GUAM	1,548	1,532	1,512	1,500	1,465
HAWAII	1,313	1,178	1,325	1,036	977
IDAHO	112	122	140	135	145
ILLINOIS	31,793	26,283	21,873	24,859	16,112
INDIANA	2,017	1,620	1,017	1,972	3,235
IOWA	558	550	602	513	487
KANSAS	1,153	1,194	1,325	1,441	1,576
KENTUCKY	919	1,163	1,019	1,226	1,057
LOUISIANA	2,234	1,584	3,841	2,748	3,563
MAINE	1,700	1,951	2,279	2,388	518
MARYLAND	836	969	895	500	307
MASSACHUSETTS	1,147	1,395	1,515	492	546
MICHIGAN	5,854	6,875	17,930	3,783	1,690
MINNESOTA	3,913	4,166	3,935	3,672	3,230
MISSISSIPPI	25,260	25,157	25,177	22,961	18,949
MISSOURI	4,013	4,649	4,724	4,534	4,458
MONTANA	1,013	943	1,000	953	932
NEBRASKA	2,736	3,582	3,988	4,600	5,547
NEVADA	2,738	1,951	3,374	2,757	1,095
NEW HAMPSHIRE	175	200	206	203	196
NEW JERSEY	1,092	930	1,183	1,306	1,469
NEW MEXICO	5,625	4,091	5,409	5,666	4,924
NEW YORK	848	716	658	599	533
NORTH CAROLINA	3,720	3,500	2,942	2,375	1,544
NORTH DAKOTA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
OHIO	1,516	1,556	1,364	1,668	2,268
OKLAHOMA	3,692	3,460	2,935	2,998	2,979
OREGON	457	523	490	529	451
PENNSYLVANIA	10,742	12,841	15,184	15,802	18,922
PUERTO RICO	884	898	1,074	1,146	1,229
RHODE ISLAND	171	212	243	176	148
SOUTH CAROLINA	115	152	83	31	8
SOUTH DAKOTA	72	67	78	60	54
TENNESSEE	20,252	17,180	13,573	9,827	12,458
TEXAS	24,565	20,704	8,351	4,480	2,977
UTAH	3,709	4,275	4,966	5,295	5,901
VERMONT	327	266	290	273	215
VIRGIN ISLANDS	NA	7	49	61	81
VIRGINIA	1,660	1,825	2,029	2,130	2,237
WASHINGTON	13	13	9	7	10
WEST VIRGINIA	1,454	1,252	1,363	1,242	1,058
WISCONSIN	719	747	872	743	436
WYOMING	48	60	78	73	60
TOTALS	251,859	240,920	254,069	233,145	214,415

 

TABLE 77: CASES WITH GOOD CAUSE DETERMINATIONS FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-157, line 39. NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	4	20	22	30	32
ALASKA	51	39	63	56	23
ARIZONA	2,043	389	476	562	506
ARKANSAS	NA	NA	12	33	51
CALIFORNIA	931	799	1,961	1,750	1,870
COLORADO	54	54	43	51	35
CONNECTICUT	268	250	247	294	375
DELAWARE	NA	NA	2	NA	10
DIST. OF COL.	49	40	38	33	29
FLORIDA	17	14	8	8	5
GEORGIA	352	218	200	206	147
GUAM	5	5	6	6	6
HAWAII	5	9	3	3	4
IDAHO	5	5	5	5	2
ILLINOIS	NA	NA	1	NA	NA
INDIANA	72	45	31	42	54
IOWA	17	11	7	9	8
KANSAS	20	30	41	39	48
KENTUCKY	166	146	NA	NA	NA
LOUISIANA	80	85	129	47	223
MAINE	33	487	48	83	68
MARYLAND	16	17	20	18	14
MASSACHUSETTS	168	140	179	201	265
MICHIGAN	4,178	5,656	7,480	2,208	2,636
MINNESOTA	48	47	45	43	28
MISSISSIPPI	64	82	70	51	38
MISSOURI	29	57	735	831	896
MONTANA	187	120	126	76	89
NEBRASKA	68	78	74	66	72
NEVADA	4	13	24	21	5
NEW HAMPSHIRE	26	38	36	16	10
NEW JERSEY	590	858	968	1,260	1,209
NEW MEXICO	NA	NA	2	2	NA
NEW YORK	309	262	300	280	264
NORTH CAROLINA	54	60	59	65	58
NORTH DAKOTA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
OHIO	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
OKLAHOMA	314	106	84	57	52
OREGON	16	18	8	15	5
PENNSYLVANIA	21	37	70	244	49
PUERTO RICO	4	4	4	4	4
RHODE ISLAND	15	15	13	7	383
SOUTH CAROLINA	77	84	91	83	91
SOUTH DAKOTA	9	7	10	8	8
TENNESSEE	37	20	14	11	11
TEXAS	441	397	57	41	29
UTAH	45	50	64	73	70
VERMONT	28	32	34	69	69
VIRGIN ISLANDS	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
VIRGINIA	260	339	511	515	520
WASHINGTON	90	66	72	91	88
WEST VIRGINIA	177	129	136	86	65
WISCONSIN	2	9	31	21	27
WYOMING	19	25	17	23	20
TOTALS	11,468	11,412	14,677	9,743	10,571

 

TABLE 78: CHILDREN WITH PATERNITY RESOLVED FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS ¹

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-157, line 7. 1 Includes all children born within a marriage, legitimized by marriage or adoption, and children with paternity established or acknowledged. NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	218,676	213,904	200,163	198,134	192,172
ALASKA	47,385	47,401	46,925	46,921	46,138
ARIZONA	203,371	191,683	207,796	221,774	219,486
ARKANSAS	138,222	125,907	123,262	121,838	121,101
California	1,775,802	1,760,613	1,711,970	1,691,303	1,654,807
COLORADO	137,603	134,352	137,183	139,569	140,512
CONNECTICUT	164,342	168,607	171,363	178,068	176,688
DELAWARE	46,375	49,426	48,558	49,611	50,352
DIST. OF COL.	61,209	60,559	63,273	52,414	49,179
FLORIDA	713,479	620,824	631,118	655,667	675,630
GEORGIA	189,202	163,380	153,869	148,943	138,337
GUAM	11,561	14,015	13,569	13,067	13,038
HAWAII	70,089	65,048	62,291	61,092	60,130
IDAHO	71,876	82,322	91,421	95,925	100,697
ILLINOIS	617,144	598,520	548,379	494,331	470,941
INDIANA	387,005	284,801	278,716	287,149	313,043
IOWA	194,794	137,673	139,296	141,124	144,266
KANSAS	123,365	116,795	115,834	120,523	124,162
KENTUCKY	241,676	247,968	276,178	287,399	290,931
LOUISIANA	224,878	241,052	253,575	252,032	257,105
MAINE	85,166	69,582	67,236	66,191	87,667
MARYLAND	245,000	245,992	242,909	229,111	225,422
MASSACHUSETTS	185,041	190,314	193,836	207,079	213,685
MICHIGAN	852,693	826,414	875,136	917,945	923,124
MINNESOTA	238,609	236,530	236,421	250,877	250,995
MISSISSIPPI	260,025	252,065	260,630	278,412	278,376
MISSOURI	478,677	489,716	482,331	341,198	339,572
MONTANA	38,464	38,810	38,994	39,482	38,895
NEBRASKA	95,589	99,714	99,664	102,102	108,700
NEVADA	87,933	93,961	101,044	100,483	101,390
NEW HAMPSHIRE	42,195	42,552	41,753	40,903	40,564
NEW JERSEY	315,216	313,007	313,534	316,796	316,921
NEW MEXICO	62,349	59,921	59,259	53,758	52,480
NEW YORK	927,672	896,879	879,833	869,640	882,829
NORTH CAROLINA	405,453	390,969	390,295	390,570	389,729
NORTH DAKOTA	30,333	31,711	32,779	33,550	34,155
OHIO	792,312	818,912	835,768	851,738	878,919
OKLAHOMA	113,361	101,157	97,890	108,071	120,449
OREGON	242,466	248,315	249,905	251,403	253,230
PENNSYLVANIA	620,610	592,394	594,195	584,757	575,921
PUERTO RICO	272,207	275,413	274,554	275,312	273,950
RHODE ISLAND	52,092	57,048	58,098	58,896	55,405
SOUTH CAROLINA	188,398	198,311	198,174	199,471	204,313
SOUTH DAKOTA	29,538	30,134	29,142	29,913	30,881
TENNESSEE	295,938	272,511	284,289	299,965	322,464
TEXAS	713,912	707,718	684,259	716,949	739,956
UTAH	87,152	89,046	89,974	90,052	91,441
VIRGIN ISLANDS	NA	9,053	8,123	26,015	24,903
VERMONT	24,460	26,480	26,189	7,650	6,913
VIRGINIA	336,359	317,656	298,846	291,190	321,011
WASHINGTON	339,652	331,596	337,712	343,419	326,621
WEST VIRGINIA	126,699	118,444	117,961	108,743	106,785
WISCONSIN	308,689	313,490	320,249	322,594	322,331
WYOMING	28,499	27,431	26,639	26,311	25,081
TOTALS	14,560,813	14,138,096	14,122,360	14,087,430	14,203,793

 

TABLE 79: TOTAL NUMBER OF CHILDREN FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

STATES	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Source: Form OCSE-157, line 4. NA - Not Available.
ALABAMA	285,123	256,659	243,464	230,644	225,301
ALASKA	51,233	50,769	50,223	49,682	48,250
ARIZONA	303,294	251,191	272,676	271,280	257,292
ARKANSAS	164,566	145,704	142,631	140,793	137,331
CALIFORNIA	2,267,540	2,137,972	2,052,016	1,999,958	1,914,459
COLORADO	149,540	145,739	148,849	150,616	150,915
CONNECTICUT	196,357	201,270	202,734	200,788	198,560
DELAWARE	59,999	61,358	62,000	62,158	62,192
DIST. OF COL.	112,759	111,451	115,783	98,054	86,968
FLORIDA	853,013	784,415	785,097	810,814	826,337
GEORGIA	515,464	481,910	478,389	477,164	458,243
GUAM	20,353	16,497	17,350	17,152	17,321
HAWAII	95,769	92,668	98,498	98,542	100,361
IDAHO	83,223	89,965	99,903	105,478	110,541
ILLINOIS	1,068,315	972,723	846,735	741,787	680,763
INDIANA	495,301	343,201	326,623	353,847	366,727
IOWA	231,146	164,276	169,005	173,074	176,940
KANSAS	155,815	147,422	143,799	142,008	142,908
KENTUCKY	291,673	314,581	319,328	322,568	325,470
LOUISIANA	328,240	298,257	302,102	303,306	307,871
MAINE	88,416	72,634	70,185	69,059	91,123
MARYLAND	315,330	310,402	307,280	279,603	273,326
MASSACHUSETTS	273,968	260,861	258,950	273,598	280,122
MICHIGAN	1,007,412	986,149	1,023,874	1,032,947	1,043,642
MINNESOTA	271,101	263,569	262,602	276,222	275,082
MISSISSIPPI	342,490	348,485	358,699	348,518	348,764
MISSOURI	537,631	541,590	531,067	382,074	378,455
MONTANA	41,247	41,739	41,891	41,884	41,022
NEBRASKA	106,294	111,617	110,044	111,393	116,221
NEVADA	114,104	125,681	135,921	131,394	131,790
NEW HAMPSHIRE	44,962	45,320	45,118	44,194	43,565
NEW JERSEY	361,032	354,844	354,608	357,924	356,179
NEW MEXICO	97,130	83,414	79,967	82,531	75,184
NEW YORK	1,134,651	1,053,841	1,021,006	993,479	1,006,467
NORTH CAROLINA	487,937	449,641	439,334	435,755	429,909
NORTH DAKOTA	32,701	33,431	34,342	35,055	35,564
OHIO	946,540	985,989	997,615	1,011,119	1,012,971
OKLAHOMA	181,922	159,660	153,073	166,043	180,344
OREGON	268,683	272,556	270,857	272,160	273,582
PENNSYLVANIA	844,134	784,040	784,546	751,910	736,201
PUERTO RICO	273,842	276,955	275,941	276,598	275,106
RHODE ISLAND	72,770	80,065	77,180	77,373	67,442
SOUTH CAROLINA	256,698	255,073	245,689	245,559	247,560
SOUTH DAKOTA	31,182	32,336	31,137	32,088	33,045
TENNESSEE	420,506	369,274	379,546	373,077	384,465
TEXAS	1,230,499	1,153,592	1,088,020	1,104,413	1,109,955
UTAH	91,716	93,667	94,466	94,367	97,472
VERMONT	28,667	28,902	28,367	27,547	26,339
VIRGIN ISLANDS	NA	12,236	11,480	11,580	11,140
VIRGINIA	391,313	370,998	357,615	356,886	353,072
WASHINGTON	351,089	341,279	346,608	354,902	356,533
WEST VIRGINIA	143,086	128,596	125,493	114,436	114,793
WISCONSIN	346,350	342,942	346,955	346,504	345,815
WYOMING	32,366	30,110	28,541	27,790	26,286
TOTALS	18,896,492	17,869,516	17,595,222	17,289,695	17,173,286

 

TABLE 80: TAX OFFSET AND ADMINISTRATIVE OFFSET PROGRAMS (TANF AND NON-TANF COMBINED), PY 2005

STATES	2005 Tax Offset Program Offsets	2005 Tax Offset Program Amount	2005 Administrative Offset Program Offsets	2005 Administrative Offset Program Amount
Source: Federal Parent Locator Service (FPLS). Note: PY - processing year, the year the collections actually took place.
ALABAMA	18,719	$22,845,020	741	$159,039
ALASKA	5,454	6,523,039	280	122,416
ARIZONA	19,514	24,888,671	391	226,888
ARKANSAS	13,058	14,096,670	269	74,522
CALIFORNIA	161,514	209,183,652	2,835	811,582
COLORADO	16,332	18,237,167	378	133,552
CONNECTICUT	17,936	20,108,852	250	41,331
DELAWARE	3,158	2,930,987	53	26,760
DIST. OF COL.	2,873	3,372,170	895	194,317
FLORIDA	83,557	98,496,743	0	0
GEORGIA	37,027	41,660,450	0	0
GUAM	431	675,650	139	25,610
HAWAII	7,189	8,029,427	223	66,960
IDAHO	8,976	10,200,813	156	37,421
ILLINOIS	41,988	47,350,317	991	261,171
INDIANA	45,579	55,462,546	498	143,413
IOWA	21,296	21,180,776	79	48,200
KANSAS	15,060	15,988,780	178	52,654
KENTUCKY	29,130	30,604,756	4	7,390
LOUISIANA	22,312	25,639,134	0	0
MAINE	8,850	9,271,815	92	39,455
MARYLAND	18,943	20,765,289	1,029	337,425
MASSACHUSETTS	18,104	19,758,208	269	50,576
MICHIGAN	67,560	76,611,566	0	0
MINNESOTA	24,593	23,594,975	0	0
MISSISSIPPI	19,428	21,603,823	0	0
MISSOURI	36,867	38,436,967	619	163,515
MONTANA	3,996	3,689,550	93	42,326
NEBRASKA	9,108	8,798,289	142	38,682
NEVADA	9,678	12,317,324	0	0
NEW HAMPSHIRE	4,689	4,724,258	31	9,516
NEW JERSEY	33,672	38,766,607	0	0
NEW MEXICO	7,410	8,863,013	298	88,824
NEW YORK	53,514	57,354,134	0	0
NORTH CAROLINA	28,786	27,804,822	0	0
NORTH DAKOTA	4,434	4,592,252	0	0
OHIO	82,687	84,298,919	0	0
OKLAHOMA	17,734	20,558,686	275	85,700
OREGON	17,707	18,846,051	275	104,454
PENNSYLVANIA	55,057	52,993,745	0	0
PUERTO RICO	7,430	10,559,654	362	111,183
RHODE ISLAND	3,694	3,512,381	15	3,309
SOUTH CAROLINA	14,549	14,541,676	0	0
SOUTH DAKOTA	4,788	4,576,863	61	8,830
TENNESSEE	31,127	34,141,450	551	172,606
TEXAS	119,561	139,374,975	0	0
UTAH	8,568	9,220,227	0	0
VERMONT	3,330	3,131,318	37	9,890
VIRGIN ISLANDS	300	473,019	27	2,859
VIRGINIA	32,964	32,706,109	0	0
WASHINGTON	36,686	38,191,515	353	100,724
WEST VIRGINIA	14,883	15,826,038	7	1,660
WISCONSIN	36,242	38,395,570	0	0
WYOMING	4,389	4,631,558	55	21,077
TOTALS	1,412,431	$1,580,408,266	12,951	$3,825,836

 

TABLE 81: FEDERAL PARENT LOCATOR SERVICE (FPLS), FY 2005

National FPLS Statistics - National Directory of New Hires (NDNH)
Total Number of Records Posted by Data Type 1	672,997,957
New Hire (W4)	59,528,636
Quarterly Wage (QW)	588,453,234
Unemployment Insurance (UI)	25,016,087
Federal Case Registry
Total Number of Cases in the FCR (As of End of the FY)	18,877,409
IV-D Cases	16,742,644
Non IV-D Cases	2,134,765
Total Number of Unique Persons in the FCR by Participant Type (As of End of the FY) 2	42,464,533
Noncustodial Parents (NCP)	11,427,400
Putative Fathers (PF)	1,218,986
Custodial Parties (CP)	12,375,293
Children (CH)	19,955,914
Total Number of Unique Persons (NCPs and PFs) Matched by Data Type 3	4,706,263
New Hire (W4)	2,232,823
Quarterly Wage (QW)	3,941,501
Unemployment Insurance (UI)	764,326
Multistate Financial Institution Data Match (MSFIDM)
Number of Obligors with Matches(Average of Four Quarters for the FY) 4	1,149,889
Number of Account Matches Returned (Average of Four Quarters for the FY) 4	2,087,176
Number of Multistate Financial Institutions (MSFIs) Participating (As of End of the FY)	4,549
CSENet 2000 5 Valid Transactions	10,089,792
Exchange Agreements (As of End of the FY)	2,454
Source: Federal Parent Locator Service (FPLS). 1 The Total Number of Records Posted to the NDNH includes records submitted by both States and Federal agencies. Therefore, the national totals are higher than the totals reported in the state-by-state report because that report does not include any records posted by Federal agencies. 2 The Total Number of Unique Persons in the FCR is derived by unduplicating SSNs across all participant types. The figures for the individual participant types are unduplicated within that category but not between them--i.e., an individual may appear in more than one category, but is only counted once within that category and only once in the total. As a result, the counts for the individual participant types may not add up to the Total Number of Unique Persons in the FCR. In addition, an individual can be a child support case participant in more than one State but is only counted once in the nationwide total. 3 The Total Number of Unique Persons (NCPs and PFs) Matched is derived by unduplicating SSNs located across all data types (W4, QW, and UI). The figure is unduplicated within each data type but not between them--i.e., an individual may appear in more than one category but is only counted once in that category and once in the total. As a result, the individual W4, QW and UI counts may not add up to the Total Number of Unique Persons Matched. 4 The MSFIDM match is performed quarterly. If an obligor has an account open over two quarters, the match would be duplicated each quarter. To compensate for this, the average of the four quarters during the fiscal year was used. Since an obligor can have more than one account, there are always more accounts than obligors located. 5 States use the Child Support Enforcement Network (CSENet 2000) to communicate case data and requests to other States' automated systems in order to process interstate cases more effectively. A valid transaction involves the complete process of one State initiating and forwarding a request, and the appropriate State receiving this request. An exchange agreement allows one state to forward a request to another State using CSENet 2000. The total number of exchange agreements that an individual State has reflects the number of other States that it can send requests to. The national total is the sum of exchange agreements in all States.

 

TABLE 82: FEDERAL PARENT LOCATOR SERVICE (FPLS), PY 2005

National FPLS Statistics - Federal Offset Program (01/01/05 - 12/31/05)
Total Net Collections and % of Total	$1,584,234,102	% of Total
Tax Offset 1	1,580,408,266	99.8%
Administrative Offset 1	3,825,836	0.2%
TANF 2	704,166,728	44.4%
Non-TANF 2	880,067,374	55.6%
Total Number of Offsets and % of Total	1,425,382	% of Total
Tax Offset 1	1,412,431	99.1%
Administrative Offset 1	12,951	0.9%
TANF 2	684,084	48.0%
Non-TANF 2	741,298	52.0%
Total Certified Caseload and % of Total (As of End of the PY)	7,117,310	% of Total
TANF Cases 3	3,291,680	46.2%
Non-TANF Cases 3	3,825,630	53.8%
Total Certified Arrearages and % of Total (As of End of the PY)	83,084,556,146	% of Total
TANF	37,466,143,043	45.1%
Non-TANF	45,618,413,103	54.9%
Source: Federal Parent Locator Service (FPLS).   1 Tax Offsets are based on intercepts of Federal Tax Refunds, while Administrative Offsets are based on intercepts of certain Federal payments such as vendor and miscellaneous payments (e.g., expense reimbursement payments and travel payments) and Federal retirement payments. The Tax and Administrative figures add up to the Total figures and include both TANF and Non-TANF. 2 The TANF and Non-TANF figures add up to the Total figures and include both Tax and Administrative Offsets. 3 A certified case may be representative of an individual debt or an accumulation of debts. The criteria for certification of a debt for Tax Offset are as follows: In TANF or Title IV-E Foster Care cases: the amount of past-due support must be at least $150 and must have been delinquent for 3 months or longer. In Non-TANF or Medicaid-only cases: the amount of past-due support owed to, or on behalf of, a qualified child must be at least $500 and may not be submitted for tax offset if the child is emancipated, even if arrears accrued while the child was still a minor. The exception is when an adult has been determined to be disabled under Title II or XVI of the Act while he/she was still a minor and for whom a support order was still in effect.

 

TABLE 83: FEDERAL PARENT LOCATOR SERVICE (FPLS) NATIONAL DIRECTORY OF NEW HIRES (NDNH), FY 2005
Number of Records Posted by Data Type

STATES	TOTAL	NEW HIRE	QUARTERLY WAGE	UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE
ALABAMA	9,509,342	677,808	8,495,565	335,969
ALASKA	1,631,538	140,162	1,358,782	132,594
ARIZONA	12,684,803	1,917,789	10,467,216	299,798
ARKANSAS	6,012,114	973,028	4,858,167	180,919
CALIFORNIA	73,411,840	6,043,069	63,864,179	3,504,592
COLORADO	12,714,807	3,182,519	9,279,932	252,356
CONNECTICUT	7,396,043	436,156	6,642,589	317,298
DELAWARE	2,120,884	290,952	1,763,211	66,721
DIST. OF COL.	2,236,822	111,692	2,066,888	58,242
FLORIDA	46,027,650	3,479,565	41,424,040	1,124,045
GEORGIA	19,255,442	1,710,269	17,017,900	527,273
GUAM	31,330	31,330
HAWAII	2,807,987	205,783	2,531,644	70,560
IDAHO	3,806,693	337,706	3,345,621	123,366
ILLINOIS	26,370,835	1,903,653	23,528,927	938,255
INDIANA	14,526,790	1,331,473	12,602,150	593,167
IOWA	7,268,848	655,558	6,388,105	225,185
KANSAS	6,206,308	366,736	5,737,384	102,188
KENTUCKY	6,777,550	562,806	5,839,313	375,431
LOUISIANA	7,164,791	520,013	6,418,088	226,690
MAINE	2,971,213	259,483	2,620,104	91,626
MARYLAND	11,890,757	1,252,402	10,455,072	183,283
MASSACHUSETTS	13,686,893	1,449,009	11,538,599	699,285
MICHIGAN	21,133,366	1,854,504	18,014,023	1,264,839
MINNESOTA	14,051,930	2,420,185	11,244,537	387,208
MISSISSIPPI	4,777,653	302,632	4,256,423	218,598
MISSOURI	13,729,630	1,030,708	12,132,015	566,907
MONTANA	2,027,397	137,636	1,833,864	55,897
NEBRASKA	2,807,378	420,486	2,261,952	124,940
NEVADA	5,826,908	671,709	4,982,973	172,226
NEW HAMPSHIRE	3,127,701	296,916	2,758,235	72,550
NEW JERSEY	18,956,972	1,173,961	15,985,237	1,797,774
NEW MEXICO	3,246,167	356,536	2,838,786	50,845
NEW YORK	37,419,264	3,221,183	32,581,545	1,616,536
NORTH CAROLINA	17,692,194	1,362,769	15,591,894	737,531
NORTH DAKOTA	1,611,612	150,660	1,427,134	33,818
OHIO	24,912,518	2,678,576	22,233,942
OKLAHOMA	7,032,290	347,005	6,487,422	197,863
OREGON	7,655,937	572,523	6,655,120	428,294
PENNSYLVANIA	26,312,392	2,128,907	22,733,012	1,450,473
PUERTO RICO	2,745,853	152,918	2,341,155	251,780
RHODE ISLAND	2,353,489	198,501	2,036,484	118,504
SOUTH CAROLINA	8,588,203	497,990	7,810,550	279,663
SOUTH DAKOTA	1,850,406	160,384	1,659,445	30,577
TENNESSEE	18,181,203	1,787,200	16,059,265	334,738
TEXAS	43,405,791	3,623,624	38,444,844	1,337,323
UTAH	5,647,018	962,672	4,523,825	160,521
VERMONT	1,554,043	99,459	1,405,084	49,500
VIRGIN ISLANDS	3,801	3,801
VIRGINIA	17,770,461	1,624,624	15,895,180	250,657
WASHINGTON	14,107,879	1,228,313	12,225,718	653,848
WEST VIRGINIA	3,669,132	228,944	3,304,520	135,668
WISCONSIN	13,553,942	1,076,533	11,720,686	756,723
WYOMING	1,257,647	135,058	1,100,629	21,960
TOTALS 1	643,521,457	58,745,878	560,788,975	23,986,604
Source: FPLS. 1 These totals reflect only what is reported from State agencies and do not include any reporting by Federal agencies. Therefore, the State totals are lower than what is reported at the National level.

 

TABLE 84: FEDERAL PARENT LOCATOR SERVICE (FPLS) NUMBER OF CASES IN THE FCR, FY 2005

Source: FPLS.
STATES	TOTAL	IV-D	Non IV-D
ALABAMA	255,606	241,739	13,867
ALASKA	53,031	45,116	7,915
ARIZONA	314,065	258,107	55,958
ARKANSAS	133,508	121,431	12,077
CALIFORNIA	1,653,031	1,653,031	0
COLORADO	254,181	225,066	29,115
CONNECTICUT	199,188	195,590	3,598
DELAWARE	59,562	54,302	5,260
DIST. OF COL.	135,668	134,830	838
FLORIDA	940,620	782,819	157,801
GEORGIA	400,438	389,837	10,601
GUAM	13,111	13,007	104
HAWAII	172,510	151,490	21,020
IDAHO	174,469	150,645	23,824
ILLINOIS	833,377	624,394	208,983
INDIANA	493,888	412,870	81,018
IOWA	270,448	222,540	47,908
KANSAS	196,105	130,209	65,896
KENTUCKY	321,842	311,997	9,845
LOUISIANA	288,019	286,908	1,111
MAINE	67,620	64,105	3,515
MARYLAND	408,253	405,692	2,561
MASSACHUSETTS	292,573	267,220	25,353
MICHIGAN	1,181,262	1,142,830	38,432
MINNESOTA	267,143	253,200	13,943
MISSISSIPPI	313,695	303,067	10,628
MISSOURI	516,333	379,371	136,962
MONTANA	51,494	41,305	10,189
NEBRASKA	138,427	103,928	34,499
NEVADA	195,343	183,402	11,941
NEW HAMPSHIRE	39,568	37,324	2,244
NEW JERSEY	459,564	350,406	109,158
NEW MEXICO	158,128	154,870	3,258
NEW YORK	1,006,467	915,648	90,819
NORTH CAROLINA	579,682	510,065	69,617
NORTH DAKOTA	48,719	41,709	7,010
OHIO	1,015,335	981,972	33,363
OKLAHOMA	202,113	167,605	34,508
OREGON	349,811	261,314	88,497
PENNSYLVANIA	573,403	558,048	15,355
PUERTO RICO	267,250	261,335	5,915
RHODE ISLAND	64,087	60,599	3,488
SOUTH CAROLINA	233,810	233,810	0
SOUTH DAKOTA	55,082	46,645	8,437
TENNESSEE	391,957	364,199	27,758
TEXAS	1,205,831	947,833	257,998
UTAH	96,689	76,986	19,703
VERMONT	30,778	22,312	8,466
VIRGIN ISLANDS	13,404	13,270	134
VIRGINIA	429,671	348,219	81,452
WASHINGTON	451,911	341,346	110,565
WEST VIRGINIA	127,445	118,274	9,171
WISCONSIN	417,841	341,566	76,275
WYOMING	64,053	37,241	26,812
TOTALS	18,877,409	16,742,644	2,134,765

 

TABLE 85: FEDERAL PARENT LOCATOR SERVICE (FPLS) NUMBER OF UNIQUE PERSONS IN THE FCR BY PARTICIPANT TYPE ¹, FY 2005
REPORTING PERIOD (AS OF 09/30/05)

STATES	TOTAL UNIQUE PERSONS	Noncustodial Parents	Putative Fathers 2	Custodial Parties	Children
Source: FPLS. 1 The Total Unique Persons in the FCR is derived by unduplicating SSNs across all participant types. The figures for the individual participant types are unduplicated within that category but not between them--i.e., an individual may appear in more than one category, but is only counted once within that category and only once in the total. As a result, the counts for the individual participant types may not add up to the Total Unique Persons in the FCR. In addition, an individual can be a child support case participant in more than one State; in these situations, the individual is counted in the total for each individual State in which he/she is a participant but is only counted once in the nationwide total. As a result, the individual State totals add up to more than the nationwide total. 2 Some States code their Putative Fathers as NCPs when submitting them to the FCR. For those States, Putative Fathers are included in the NCP figure instead of the PF figure, which is zero.
ALABAMA	651,182	163,438	26,460	191,266	296,087
ALASKA	156,946	44,272	938	43,292	75,639
ARIZONA	859,768	217,378	24,738	237,024	407,430
ARKANSAS	368,396	96,139	9,835	104,447	167,923
CALIFORNIA	4,268,760	1,179,835	1	1,171,004	2,081,935
COLORADO	607,953	181,966	0	178,756	271,485
CONNECTICUT	504,515	133,612	12,716	149,625	238,311
DELAWARE	155,099	45,571	271	45,442	67,419
DIST. OF COL.	254,676	60,643	9,562	82,926	116,744
FLORIDA	2,462,098	597,687	138,459	687,041	1,134,115
GEORGIA	1,023,750	302,528	0	273,537	464,626
GUAM	35,283	6,247	3,772	9,393	17,434
HAWAII	295,535	96,491	0	101,238	116,444
IDAHO	410,261	117,391	9,254	118,670	197,163
ILLINOIS	1,965,758	522,946	62,358	576,878	895,922
INDIANA	1,162,688	347,850	0	340,116	525,622
IOWA	614,371	166,421	12,994	181,546	297,321
KANSAS	486,257	152,054	1,828	145,143	199,821
KENTUCKY	781,940	233,313	0	229,292	349,610
LOUISIANA	762,902	204,316	4,320	218,349	349,793
MAINE	198,270	54,605	1,999	56,271	93,621
MARYLAND	934,174	263,073	0	281,356	425,606
MASSACHUSETTS	823,890	201,212	32,253	234,927	384,928
MICHIGAN	2,600,653	721,877	26,508	780,875	1,269,786
MINNESOTA	654,306	202,643	0	200,195	268,384
MISSISSIPPI	730,896	183,335	34,981	207,195	342,665
MISSOURI	1,338,360	387,298	21,910	400,417	601,153
MONTANA	135,875	40,534	2,015	40,924	56,949
NEBRASKA	394,343	113,330	0	109,404	190,915
NEVADA	427,701	89,572	42,700	129,090	188,249
NEW HAMPSHIRE	112,877	30,597	1,433	32,705	51,074
NEW JERSEY	1,112,084	320,506	27,802	340,477	478,756
NEW MEXICO	350,793	75,704	16,132	100,698	173,177
NEW YORK	2,399,848	646,539	108,964	709,749	1,041,929
NORTH CAROLINA	1,372,733	376,113	46,514	411,613	602,418
NORTH DAKOTA	124,630	34,980	2,940	34,471	59,937
OHIO	2,453,909	650,845	132,675	708,225	1,134,882
OKLAHOMA	578,322	164,900	1,122	171,259	269,018
OREGON	866,406	276,516	930	260,441	391,343
PENNSYLVANIA	1,567,102	441,998	22,312	444,912	705,383
PUERTO RICO	621,916	157,832	1,581	203,125	270,427
RHODE ISLAND	174,976	41,785	6,721	50,242	83,385
SOUTH CAROLINA	627,308	143,012	42,522	164,660	297,511
SOUTH DAKOTA	128,492	18,054	24,881	40,156	51,795
TENNESSEE	955,126	155,849	134,953	278,795	439,390
TEXAS	3,355,965	819,298	147,087	926,028	1,589,714
UTAH	268,454	72,918	3,679	70,575	129,138
VERMONT	85,561	25,333	2	23,677	40,049
VIRGIN ISLANDS	26,909	7,982	0	8,653	10,554
VIRGINIA	1,058,657	299,331	19,684	305,754	473,421
WASHINGTON	1,174,289	328,821	11,939	340,835	549,397
WEST VIRGINIA	332,140	96,848	9,337	100,274	139,603
WISCONSIN	997,795	280,838	14,647	300,488	460,480
WYOMING	129,103	46,130	0	41,725	46,702
TOTALS 2	42,464,533	11,427,400	1,218,986	12,375,293	19,955,914

 

TABLE 86: FEDERAL PARENT LOCATOR SERVICE (FPLS) NUMBER OF UNIQUE PERSONS IN THE FCR MATCHED BY DATA TYPE ¹, FY 2005
REPORTING PERIOD (10/01/04 - 09/30/05)

STATES	UNIQUE NCPs and PFs MATCHED	NEW HIRE	QUARTERLY WAGE	UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE
Source: FPLS 1 The Unique NCPs and PFs Matched is derived by unduplicating SSNs located across all data types (W4, QW, and UI). The figure is unduplicated within each data type but not between them - i.e., an individual may appear in more than one category but is only counted once in that category and once in the Unique Persons Matched column. As a result, the individual W4, QW and UI counts may not add up to the Unique Persons Matched figure. 2 These totals are summations of the individual State totals. Since an individual may be involved in child support cases in more than one State, there may be duplicates between the States. Therefore, these totals are higher than the unduplicated totals that are reported at the National level.
ALABAMA	129,915	44,567	125,446	22,818
ALASKA	16,574	6,921	14,288	2,771
ARIZONA	63,648	29,700	49,696	8,754
ARKANSAS	37,970	18,348	29,861	4,688
CALIFORNIA	902,732	357,891	819,899	230,058
COLORADO	58,146	30,897	44,226	6,936
CONNECTICUT	44,443	24,923	32,565	6,275
DELAWARE	17,268	8,456	13,371	2,350
DIST. OF COL.	41,838	13,461	40,126	5,890
FLORIDA	211,631	112,417	149,555	24,632
GEORGIA	92,630	46,321	67,915	9,119
GUAM	2,859	880	2,703	259
HAWAII	23,757	8,657	20,202	2,811
IDAHO	41,368	18,298	34,777	6,950
ILLINOIS	149,355	74,903	116,643	20,790
INDIANA	88,228	45,892	64,617	9,625
IOWA	47,208	21,071	38,503	6,022
KANSAS	87,066	22,222	85,093	16,075
KENTUCKY	72,851	37,404	53,442	7,261
LOUISIANA	69,812	41,682	49,597	9,028
MAINE	15,045	6,509	12,427	2,018
MARYLAND	183,247	67,015	175,843	9,343
MASSACHUSETTS	125,736	45,481	116,925	28,702
MICHIGAN	142,344	68,423	108,489	16,371
MINNESOTA	59,307	27,946	46,760	7,234
MISSISSIPPI	89,197	43,744	74,114	12,999
MISSOURI	104,659	53,642	80,174	12,986
MONTANA	15,449	8,001	12,500	2,332
NEBRASKA	32,899	14,982	26,591	3,698
NEVADA	45,374	22,824	35,577	7,299
NEW HAMPSHIRE	12,998	5,903	10,641	1,875
NEW JERSEY	93,095	50,722	71,631	15,040
NEW MEXICO	69,457	29,886	64,538	9,351
NEW YORK	220,903	107,415	182,192	35,433
NORTH CAROLINA	126,118	61,844	95,865	13,313
NORTH DAKOTA	13,306	5,549	11,407	1,602
OHIO	360,440	197,165	313,761	75,083
OKLAHOMA	52,096	26,693	39,228	5,275
OREGON	65,893	28,744	53,371	10,527
PENNSYLVANIA	137,868	69,362	100,031	17,586
PUERTO RICO	38,607	14,994	34,828	6,095
RHODE ISLAND	17,429	6,917	14,825	2,829
SOUTH CAROLINA	58,099	24,623	48,015	7,692
SOUTH DAKOTA	12,467	5,597	10,264	1,344
TENNESSEE	84,561	46,449	59,831	8,618
TEXAS	261,226	141,718	190,915	27,801
UTAH	28,807	17,564	20,951	3,866
VERMONT	7,131	3,230	5,765	850
VIRGIN ISLANDS	2,639	939	2,419	404
VIRGINIA	209,155	78,552	202,191	24,368
WASHINGTON	91,810	40,939	74,431	13,712
WEST VIRGINIA	64,353	17,906	60,557	8,876
WISCONSIN	116,904	50,927	102,943	26,136
WYOMING	14,376	7,244	12,124	2,225
TOTALS 2	5,172,294	2,364,360	4,324,649	825,995

 

TABLE 87: FEDERAL PARENT LOCATOR SERVICE (FPLS) NET COLLECTIONS - FEDERAL OFFSET PROGRAM, PY 2005
REPORTING PERIOD (01/01/05 - 12/31/05)

STATES	TOTAL	TAX OFFSETS 1	ADMINISTRATIVE OFFSETS 1	TANF 2	Non-TANF 2
Source: FPLS. 1 Tax Offsets are based on intercepts of Federal Tax Refunds, while Administrative Offsets are based on intercepts of certain Federal payments such as vendor and miscellaneous payments (i.e., expense reimbursement payments and travel payments) and Federal retirement payments. The Tax and Administrative figures add up to the Total figures and include both TANF and Non-TANF. 2 The TANF and Non-TANF figures add up to the total figures and include both Tax and Administrative Offset collections.
ALABAMA	$23,004,059	$22,845,020	$159,039	$5,468,818	$17,535,241
ALASKA	6,645,455	6,523,039	122,416	3,851,340	2,794,114
ARIZONA	25,115,559	24,888,671	226,888	14,817,892	10,297,667
ARKANSAS	14,171,191	14,096,670	74,522	2,722,151	11,449,040
CALIFORNIA	209,995,233	209,183,652	811,582	150,163,444	59,831,789
COLORADO	18,370,719	18,237,167	133,552	7,458,647	10,912,072
CONNECTICUT	20,150,184	20,108,852	41,331	14,451,061	5,699,123
DELAWARE	2,957,747	2,930,987	26,760	1,034,252	1,923,495
DIST. OF COL.	3,566,487	3,372,170	194,317	1,501,922	2,064,565
FLORIDA	98,496,743	98,496,743	0	29,673,741	68,823,001
GEORGIA	41,660,450	41,660,450	0	14,879,488	26,780,962
GUAM	701,261	675,650	25,610	349,843	351,418
HAWAII	8,096,388	8,029,427	66,960	5,214,852	2,881,535
IDAHO	10,238,234	10,200,813	37,421	3,681,186	6,557,048
ILLINOIS	47,611,489	47,350,317	261,171	15,332,496	32,278,993
INDIANA	55,605,959	55,462,546	143,413	19,307,991	36,297,968
IOWA	21,228,976	21,180,776	48,200	12,359,714	8,869,262
KANSAS	16,041,434	15,988,780	52,654	9,547,039	6,494,395
KENTUCKY	30,612,146	30,604,756	7,390	14,485,026	16,127,120
LOUISIANA	25,639,134	25,639,134	0	5,620,766	20,018,368
MAINE	9,311,271	9,271,815	39,455	6,712,669	2,598,602
MARYLAND	21,102,713	20,765,289	337,425	5,682,309	15,420,405
MASSACHUSETTS	19,808,784	19,758,208	50,576	9,695,647	10,113,137
MICHIGAN	76,611,566	76,611,566	0	30,074,695	46,536,871
MINNESOTA	23,594,975	23,594,975	0	13,113,720	10,481,254
MISSISSIPPI	21,603,823	21,603,823	0	3,144,746	18,459,077
MISSOURI	38,600,482	38,436,967	163,515	16,915,550	21,684,932
MONTANA	3,731,876	3,689,550	42,326	1,702,950	2,028,927
NEBRASKA	8,836,971	8,798,289	38,682	4,189,063	4,647,908
NEVADA	12,317,324	12,317,324	0	3,497,290	8,820,034
NEW HAMPSHIRE	4,733,774	4,724,258	9,516	2,218,823	2,514,951
NEW JERSEY	38,766,607	38,766,607	0	16,630,719	22,135,889
NEW MEXICO	8,951,836	8,863,013	88,824	4,475,220	4,476,616
NEW YORK	57,354,134	57,354,134	0	27,404,520	29,949,613
NORTH CAROLINA	27,804,822	27,804,822	0	10,194,120	17,610,702
NORTH DAKOTA	4,592,252	4,592,252	0	2,416,479	2,175,774
OHIO	84,298,919	84,298,919	0	28,933,497	55,365,422
OKLAHOMA	20,644,386	20,558,686	85,700	8,897,629	11,746,757
OREGON	18,950,506	18,846,051	104,454	7,945,452	11,005,054
PENNSYLVANIA	52,993,745	52,993,745	0	25,912,918	27,080,828
PUERTO RICO	10,670,837	10,559,654	111,183	816,485	9,854,352
RHODE ISLAND	3,515,690	3,512,381	3,309	2,062,918	1,452,772
SOUTH CAROLINA	14,541,676	14,541,676	0	4,467,882	10,073,794
SOUTH DAKOTA	4,585,693	4,576,863	8,830	1,671,483	2,914,211
TENNESSEE	34,314,056	34,141,450	172,606	15,623,720	18,690,335
TEXAS	139,374,975	139,374,975	0	46,567,187	92,807,788
UTAH	9,220,227	9,220,227	0	4,483,493	4,736,734
VERMONT	3,141,208	3,131,318	9,890	1,670,438	1,470,770
VIRGIN ISLANDS	475,878	473,019	2,859	106,986	368,892
VIRGINIA	32,706,109	32,706,109	0	13,455,860	19,250,250
WASHINGTON	38,292,239	38,191,515	100,724	20,939,928	17,352,310
WEST VIRGINIA	15,827,698	15,826,038	1,660	6,480,946	9,346,752
WISCONSIN	38,395,570	38,395,570	0	22,084,837	16,310,733
WYOMING	4,652,634	4,631,558	21,077	2,054,883	2,597,751
TOTALS	$1,584,234,102	$1,580,408,266	$3,825,836	$704,166,728	$880,067,374

 

TABLE 88: FEDERAL PARENT LOCATOR SERVICE (FPLS) NUMBER OF OFFSETS - FEDERAL OFFSET PROGRAM, PY 2005
REPORTING PERIOD (01/01/05 - 12/31/05)

STATES	TOTAL	TAX OFFSETS 1	ADMINISTRATIVE OFFSETS 1	TANF 1	Non-TANF 1
Source: FPLS. 1 Tax Offsets are based on intercepts of Federal Tax Refunds, while Administrative Offsets are based on intercepts of certain Federal payments such as vendor and miscellaneous payments (i.e., expense reimbursement payments and travel payments) and Federal retirement payments. The Tax and Administrative figures add up to the Total figures and include both TANF and Non-TANF. 2 The TANF and Non-TANF figures add up to the Total figures and include both Tax and Administrative Offsets.
ALABAMA	19,460	18,719	741	5,456	14,004
ALASKA	5,734	5,454	280	3,438	2,296
ARIZONA	19,905	19,514	391	11,904	8,001
ARKANSAS	13,327	13,058	269	3,257	10,070
CALIFORNIA	164,349	161,514	2,835	117,088	47,261
COLORADO	16,710	16,332	378	7,450	9,260
CONNECTICUT	18,186	17,936	250	13,250	4,936
DELAWARE	3,211	3,158	53	1,289	1,922
DIST. OF COL.	3,768	2,873	895	1,617	2,151
FLORIDA	83,557	83,557	0	30,510	53,047
GEORGIA	37,027	37,027	0	15,304	21,723
GUAM	570	431	139	293	277
HAWAII	7,412	7,189	223	4,777	2,635
IDAHO	9,132	8,976	156	3,480	5,652
ILLINOIS	42,979	41,988	991	15,945	27,034
INDIANA	46,077	45,579	498	17,413	28,664
IOWA	21,375	21,296	79	13,179	8,196
KANSAS	15,238	15,060	178	9,483	5,755
KENTUCKY	29,134	29,130	4	14,975	14,159
LOUISIANA	22,312	22,312	0	6,098	16,214
MAINE	8,942	8,850	92	6,498	2,444
MARYLAND	19,972	18,943	1,029	6,267	13,705
MASSACHUSETTS	18,373	18,104	269	9,221	9,152
MICHIGAN	67,560	67,560	0	28,929	38,631
MINNESOTA	24,593	24,593	0	14,840	9,753
MISSISSIPPI	19,428	19,428	0	4,094	15,334
MISSOURI	37,486	36,867	619	18,323	19,163
MONTANA	4,089	3,996	93	2,197	1,892
NEBRASKA	9,250	9,108	142	5,082	4,168
NEVADA	9,678	9,678	0	3,158	6,520
NEW HAMPSHIRE	4,720	4,689	31	2,451	2,269
NEW JERSEY	33,672	33,672	0	15,527	18,145
NEW MEXICO	7,708	7,410	298	4,081	3,627
NEW YORK	53,514	53,514	0	27,455	26,059
NORTH CAROLINA	28,786	28,786	0	11,966	16,820
NORTH DAKOTA	4,434	4,434	0	2,447	1,987
OHIO	82,687	82,687	0	33,352	49,335
OKLAHOMA	18,009	17,734	275	8,502	9,507
OREGON	17,982	17,707	275	8,174	9,808
PENNSYLVANIA	55,057	55,057	0	28,506	26,551
PUERTO RICO	7,792	7,430	362	634	7,158
RHODE ISLAND	3,709	3,694	15	2,335	1,374
SOUTH CAROLINA	14,549	14,549	0	5,380	9,169
SOUTH DAKOTA	4,849	4,788	61	2,028	2,821
TENNESSEE	31,678	31,127	551	15,365	16,313
TEXAS	119,561	119,561	0	46,398	73,163
UTAH	8,568	8,568	0	4,381	4,187
VERMONT	3,367	3,330	37	1,892	1,475
VIRGIN ISLANDS	327	300	27	81	246
VIRGINIA	32,964	32,964	0	15,486	17,478
WASHINGTON	37,039	36,686	353	21,677	15,362
WEST VIRGINIA	14,890	14,883	7	7,056	7,834
WISCONSIN	36,242	36,242	0	21,824	14,418
WYOMING	4,444	4,389	55	2,271	2,173
TOTALS	1,425,382	1,412,431	12,951	684,084	741,298

 

TABLE 89: TRIBAL PROGRAM TOTAL COLLECTIONS FOR THREE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

TRIBES	Total Distributed Collections 2003	Total Distributed Collections 2004	Total Distributed Collections 2005	Total Collections Forwarded to States 2003	Total Collections Forwarded to States 2004	Total Collections Forwarded to States 2005
Source: Form OCSE-34A, lines 8 and 5. Note: Some Tribes did not report information for every quarter. NA - Not Available.
CHICKASAW NATION		$6,905,714	$3,982,385	$710,040	$1,067,586	$596,463
FOREST COUNTY POTAWATOMI		67,619	882,006	NA	158,610	815,361
LAC DU FLAMBEAU		569,408	254,919	1,985	4,884	5,887
LUMMI NATION		58,423	181,525	NA	70,999	15,577
MENOMINEE		730,367	803,939	9,554	12,232	14,558
NAVAJO NATION		3,528,744	1,901,037	62,021	33,822	59,472
PORT GAMBLE S'KLALLAM		25,236	71,664	NA	7,199	13,021
PUYALLUP		142,371	108,386	53,589	145,481	203,137
SISSETON WAPEHTON		283,425	360,836	23,362	103,955	103,398
TOTAL	$0	$12,311,307	$8,546,697	$860,551	$1,604,768	$1,826,874

 

TABLE 90: TRIBAL PROGRAM TOTAL EXPENDITURES* FOR THREE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

TRIBES	2003	2004	2005
Source: Standard Form 269A Note: Some Tribes did not report information for every quarter. * Total Outlays NA - Not Available.
CHICKASAW NATION	$1,978,415	$2,291,673	$2,692,783
FOREST COUNTY POTAWATOMI	NA	129,434	88,901
LAC DU FLAMBEAU	218,737	167,664	296,861
LUMMI NATION	69,828	509,754	483,097
MENOMINEE	26,433	684,624	335,340
NAVAJO NATION	3,412,403	2,844,777	2,894,682
PORT GAMBLE S'KLALLAM	706,901	672,184	764,792
PUYALLUP	768,020	575,196	819,737
SISSETON WAPEHTON	400,157	430,276	376,945
TOTAL	$7,580,894	$8,305,582	$8,753,138

 

TABLE 91: TRIBAL PROGRAM TOTAL CASELOAD FOR THREE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

TRIBES	2003	2004	2005
Source: Narrative Report submitted by Tribes. Note: Some Tribes did not report information for every quarter. NA - Not Available.
CHICKASAW NATION	12,511	9,653	5,761
FOREST COUNTY POTAWATOMI	NA	137	312
LAC DU FLAMBEAU	794	904	997
LUMMI NATION	41	132	269
MENOMINEE	1,337	1,574	1,595
NAVAJO NATION	15,205	14,457	14,830
PORT GAMBLE S'KLALLAM	91	213	213
PUYALLUP	350	500	491
SISSETON WAPEHTON	62	147	556
TOTAL	30,391	27,717	25,024

 

TABLE 92: TRIBAL PROGRAM TOTAL SUPPORT ORDERS ESTABLISHED FOR THREE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

TRIBES	2003	2004	2005
Source: Narrative Report submitted by Tribes. Note: Some Tribes did not report information for every quarter. NA - Not Available.
CHICKASAW NATION	319	273	3,678
FOREST COUNTY POTAWATOMI	NA	7	8
LAC DU FLAMBEAU	406	416	289
LUMMI NATION	22	18	7
MENOMINEE	756	799	861
NAVAJO NATION	291	2,703	3,201
PORT GAMBLE S'KLALLAM	3	196	17
PUYALLUP	6	10	45
SISSETON WAPEHTON	104	NA	NA
TOTAL	1,907	4,422	8,106

 

TABLE 93: TRIBAL PROGRAM TOTAL PATERNITIES ESTABLISHED FOR THREE CONSECUTIVE FISCAL YEARS

TRIBES	2003	2004	2005
Source: Narrative Report submitted by Tribes. Note: Some Tribes did not report information for every quarter. NA - Not Available.
CHICKASAW NATION	5,925	98	2,808
FOREST COUNTY POTAWATOMI	NA	5	7
LAC DU FLAMBEAU	353	329	53
LUMMI NATION	7	24	9
MENOMINEE	822	111	104
NAVAJO NATION	2,367	8,832	9,218
PORT GAMBLE S'KLALLAM	6	200	19
PUYALLUP	5	13	11
SISSETON WAPEHTON	83	28	16
TOTAL	9,568	9,640	12,245