Appendix H: CDC Funding for States' Diabetes Programs, 2003-2004

Diabetes Care Quality Improvement: A Resource Guide for State Action

Table H.1 CDC Diabetes Prevention and Control Program Funding, by State, 2003-2004

State	Year Began	CDC Funding*	State General Fund	State In-Kind	Total State	Total Funds
Alabama	1986	300,000	65,000		65,000	$365,000
Alaska	1986	450,000		112,500	112,500	$562,500
Arizona	1994	243,927		48,785	48,785	$292,712
Arkansas	1996	306,133	55,000		55,000	$361,133
California	1981	990,320		918,887	918,887	$1,909,207
Colorado	1977	500,000		100,000	100,000	$600,000
Connecticut	1994	261,921		52,384	52,384	$314,305
Delaware	1997	410,000		549,435	549,435	$959,435
District of Columbia	1996	250,000	40,000	10,000	50,000	$300,000
Florida	1997	647,183	86,143	85,653	171,796	$818,979
Georgia	1977	350,000		70,000	70,000	$420,000
Hawaii	1987	355,414		72,830	72,830	$428,244
Idaho	1994	350,000		80,000	80,000	$430,000
Illinois	1983	837,825		209,456	209,456	$1,047,281
Indiana	1994	317,581		63,516	63,516	$381,097
Iowa	1996	243,170		87,632	87,632	$330,802
Kansas	1994	328,917		65,783	65,783	$394,700
Kentucky	1981	639,820	1,300,000		1,300,000	$1,939,820
Louisiana	1996	107,000	43,144		43,144	$150,144
Maine	1977	360,000		72,000	72,000	$432,000
Maryland	1985	291,386		58,277	58,277	$349,663
Massachusetts	1985	859,266		224,000	224,000	$1,083,266
Michigan	1982	864,960	1,778,927		1,778,927	$2,643,887
Minnesota	1980	900,000	315,700		315,700	$1,215,700
Mississippi	1995	300,000		80,000	80,000	$380,000
Missouri	1981	450,000		225,000	225,000	$675,000
Montana	1996	616,997		123,399	123,399	$740,396
Nebraska	1977	297,181		59,436	59,436	$356,617
Nevada	1996	350,000		70,000	70,000	$420,000
New Hampshire	1994	325,000		65,000	65,000	$390,000
New Jersey	1993	311,548	62,310		62,310	$373,858
New Mexico	1994	450,000	1,429,900		1,429,900	$1,879,900
New York	1977	900,000	581,900		581,900	$1,481,900
North Carolina	1986	876,127	218,180	1,000	219,180	$1,095,307
North Dakota	1987	269,500		53,900	53,900	$323,400
Ohio	1979	696,521		174,130	174,130	$870,651
Oklahoma	1993	248,580		49,716	49,716	$298,296
Oregon	1994	809,770		202,443	202,443	$1,012,213
Pennsylvania	1981	557,967		139,492	139,492	$697,459
Rhode Island	1978	787,398		196,850	196,850	$984,248
South Carolina	1994	650,000	127,973		127,973	$777,973
South Dakota	1986	300,000		60,000	60,000	$360,000
Tennessee	1994	300,000		62,823	62,823	$362,823
Texas	1983	891,384	6,088,418		6,088,418	$6,979,802
Utah	1980	881,520		220,380	220,380	$1,101,900
Vermont	1996	529,220		51,844	51,844	$581,064
Virginia	1994	350,000		70,000	70,000	$420,000
Washington	1979	898,905	75,000	149,726	224,726	$1,123,631
West Virginia	1990	859,872		253,220	253,220	$1,113,092
Wisconsin	1994	765,727	87,526	87,903	175,429	$941,156
Wyoming	1994	275,000		55,000	55,000	$330,000

* The list includes both Capacity Building and Basic Implementation grants. The Basic Implementation grants are in italics.
Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Current as of August 2008

Internet Citation: Appendix H: CDC Funding for States' Diabetes Programs, 2003-2004: Diabetes Care Quality Improvement: A Resource Guide for State Action. August 2008. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, MD. http://www.ahrq.gov/professionals/quality-patient-safety/quality-resources/tools/diabguide/diabqguideaph.html