GOVERNOR'S RECOMMENDED FY 2005 BUDGET |
MISSION:
To provide financial, medical, and food assistance to eligible South Dakotans to enable them to achieve and maintain a reasonable standard of living compatible with decency and health; and, to administer grant programs for victim assistance and poverty assistance in South Dakota in accordance with applicable federal and state laws.
ACTUAL
FY 2002ACTUAL
FY 2003BUDGETED
FY 2004REQUESTED
FY 2005GOVERNOR'S RECOMMENDED
FY 2005RECOMMENDED INC/(DEC)
FY 2005
FUNDING SOURCE:
General Funds
$17,546,430
$17,406,118
$19,748,801
$19,391,287
$19,377,428
($371,373)
Federal Funds
15,637,707
17,225,929
19,338,292
20,121,485
20,115,098
776,806
Other Funds
6,000
0
0
0
0
0
Total
$33,190,137
$34,632,048
$39,087,093
$39,512,772
$39,492,526
$405,433
EXPENDITURE DETAIL:
Personal Services
$10,316,647
$10,684,581
$11,464,280
$11,464,280
$11,464,280
$0
Operating Expenses
22,873,490
23,947,467
27,622,813
28,048,492
28,028,246
405,433
Total
$33,190,137
$34,632,048
$39,087,093
$39,512,772
$39,492,526
$405,433
Staffing Level FTE:
280.5
281.0
288.5
288.5
288.5
0.0
ACTUAL FY 2002 |
ACTUAL FY 2003 |
ESTIMATED FY 2004 |
ESTIMATED FY 2005 |
|
REVENUES: | ||||
Total |
$0 |
$0 |
$0 |
$0 |
PERFORMANCE INDICATORS: | ||||
Medical Eligibility--Average Persons Eligible: | ||||
Aged/Blind | 6,071/96 | 6,024/96 | 5,888/97 | 5,772/97 |
Disabled Adults/Children | 10,397/2,358 | 10,482/2,342 | 10,678/2,400 | 10,911/2,400 |
Low Income Family (LIF) Adults/Children | 9,076/16,692 | 9,985/17,565 | 10,715/18,709 | 11,702/19,267 |
Foster Care Children/Pregnant Women | 2,646/1,755 | 2,911/1,809 | 3,044/1,855 | 3,153/1,898 |
Catastrophic (QMB) | 2,166 | 2,419 | 2,666 | 2,916 |
Medical Services Programs for Children: | ||||
Title XIX Funded | 26,672 | 28,561 | 29,748 | 30,679 |
< 140%/140% - 200% of FPL | 6,260/1,327 | 7,131/1,798 | 7,615/1,904 | 7,851/1,963 |
Total Avg Persons Eligible (XIX & XXI) | 84,516 | 91,123 | 95,319 | 98,609 |
Supplemental Medical Insurance (Buy-In) | 96 | 100 | 110 | 130 |
Part A/B Recipients | 719/13,248 | 710/13,906 | 709/14,223 | 709/14,540 |
BBA Expanded SMI | 499 | 695 | 666 | 783 |
SSI: Mandatory Supplement Cases/Payment | 13/$45.95 | 11/$55.96 | 9/$31.89 | 9/$31.89 |
SSI: State Supplement Cases/Payment | 3,386/$14.54 | 3,355/$14.49 | 3,368/$14.49 | 3,489/$14.71 |
Food Stamp (FS) Benefits Issued | 37,329,340 | 49,048,847 | 54,153,164 | 54,153,164 |
FS: Certified Households/Persons | 18,124/47,304 | 19,780/50,938 | 21,622/55,682 | 21,622/55,682 |
FS: E&T Participants (Average per Month) | 861 | 1,152 | 1,200 | 1,200 |
FS: Community Service/OJT Training | 22/2 | 22/1 | 25/5 | 25/5 |
FS: Secondary Education | 20 | 28 | 30 | 30 |
FS: Job Search/Annual Job Placements | 333/1,644 | 459/2,026 | 475/2,100 | 475/2,100 |
TANF Cases per Mo./Avg. Pay | 2,837/$324.04 | 2,805/$331.69 | 3,000/$343.40 | 3,000/$343.40 |
TANF Parent Cases (Average per Month) | 1,239 | 1,162 | 1,310 | 1,310 |
Community Service/On-the-Job Training | 647/39 | 479/17 | 500/25 | 500/25 |
Job Search/Secondary Education | 112/121 | 94/79 | 130/85 | 130/85 |
CWEA College / CWEA Voc. Ed. 2nd Year | 33/3 | 25/2 | 30/5 | 30/5 |
Vocational Education | 85 | 79 | 85 | 85 |
Diversion: Financial / Process | 16/139 | 12/117 | 15/125 | 15/125 |
Annual Job Placements | 1,494 | 1,434 | 1,500 | 1,500 |
Auxiliary Placement: | ||||
Group/Residentials and ATC's | 29 | 28 | 28 | 28 |
School Districts/Out-of-School Dist. | 5/3 | 5/3 | 5/2 | 5/2 |
Childrens Care Hospital and School/Served | 1/549 | 1/610 | 1/625 | 1/660 |
DOC Children/CPS Auxiliary Children | 191/358 | 229/381 | 227/398 | 236/424 |