Table 7.11

Corrections Expenditures – Capital Inclusive (In millions of dollars)


  Actual fiscal 2010 Actual fiscal 2021 Estimated fiscal 2022
FIPS State or other
jurisdiction
General fund Federal funds Other state funds Bonds Total General fund Federal funds Other state funds Bonds Total General fund Federal funds Other state funds Bonds Total
Total$56,354$2,375$5,653$1,092

$65,474

$51,577$7,636$5,785$598$65,596$5,559$7,053$643$70,757
01Alabama62037810

738

6636493082042712601,432
02Alaska33728140

379

3281031036918150406
04Arizona8912951390

1,325

1,2062812101,35567815601,476
05Arkansas4550770

532

4660500516000467
06California12,835882,7920

15,715

12,303823,149015,5341083,867017,940
08Colorado9027480

957

842104809003440938
09Connecticut6494234

680

666521870062612608
10Delaware369141

375

3682563812565406
12Florida2,965831010

3,149

2,925649103,0807413703,409
13Georgia1,593156862

1,738

1,6213875481,7821215221,798
15Hawaii2711150

287

26332502918170294
16Idaho3064350

345

303142803455480397
17Illinois1,53609236

1,664

1,34808301,4317011401,543
18Indiana (a)7605590

824

76914660849155701,302
19Iowa3871670

455

38717904670800488
20Kansas4029235

439

3853621044224410521
21Kentucky70113370

751

5987820069646310782
22Louisiana6682334

707

52923455703523941
23Maine189320

194

1267420202720206
24Maryland1,518347647

1,675

1,4617965531,65828583341,934
25Massachusetts1,37531450

1,460

1,557161431,617184341,491
26Michigan (b)1,717455723

2,247

1,86320763192,15292685342,401
27Minnesota59622128

647

6431417968362018675
28Mississippi3170340

351

311204103720300354
29Missouri6554630

722

58025506373550711
30Montana20520160

241

19741602441170224
31Nebraska3512720

425

3183998045522940463
32Nevada31713280

358

311953904458360374
33New Hampshire129062

137

1290911391062147
34New Jersey1,096149390

1,284

1,0661643501,265803601,350
35New Mexico3911455

442

39613154331415444
36New York (c)2,880497317

3,298

1,2772,046962143,6331,223892703,512
37North Carolina1,792131653

1,973

1,271638143102,06271117122,028
38North Dakota115830

126

5462301193520118
39Ohio (d)2,05386482

2,207

2,01711754662,2543649902,339
40Oklahoma5442870

633

52417906041880674
41Oregon1,1131725420

1,404

1,1281558191,22015568231,270
42Pennsylvania2,7252715141

2,944

1,4981,428129403,09530125402,977
44Rhode Island18553200

258

109132602472110263
45South Carolina6195850

709

602882069213960756
46South Dakota108330

114

59544011734100152
47Tennessee9961490

1,046

7542027401,030145601,297
48Texas2,9068411320

3,879

2,1111,56613703,81480212203,985
49Utah42531350

779

811200813700457
50Vermont154560

165

12435411641650171
51Virginia1,400637020

1,553

1,4198657171,57912266211,683
53Washington1,223125512

1,302

1,2724156341,4032486181,313
54West Virginia28001190

399

3060138044401390336
55Wisconsin1,1983990

1,300

1,24709501,34219501,370
56Wyoming135070

142

6606801340680134
11Dist. of Columbia20924252

260

23022912272N/AN/AN/AN/A

Source:

National Association of State Budget Officers, 2022 State Expenditure Report.

Notes:

1. Small dollar amounts, when rounded, cause an aberration in the percentage increase. In these instances, the actual dollar amounts should be consulted to determine the exact percentage increase.

2. “State funds” refers to general funds plus other state fund spending. State spending from bonds is excluded.

3. “Total funds” refers to funding from all sources — general fund, federal funds, other state funds and bonds. For all states, Medicaid reflects provider taxes, fees, assessments, donations, and local funds in Other State Funds.

Key:

N/A Not available.

Footnotes:

(a)

For estimated FY 2022, $400M of the large General Fund expenditure increase is due to an appropriation for the construction of a new correctional facility. 

(b)

FY 2022 reflects a fund shift of $883 million between general fund and federal State fiscal relief funds. 

(c)

Pursuant to guidelines established by the U.S. Department of Treasury, the State charged eligible costs to the Federal Coronavirus Relief Fund in FYs 2021 and 2022 which reduced General Fund spending and increased Federal Funds spending. This included payroll costs and fringe benefits for correctional officers.

(d)

While employer contributions to current employees’ pensions and employer contributions to employee health benefits are included in the expenditure totals, agencies do not receive specific appropriations for these purposes. As of fiscal year 2016, drug recovery services within Department of Rehabilitation and Correction (DRC) institutions are provided by the Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services. However, DRC continues to fund drug abuse rehabilitation programs in community settings through per-bed or per-diem payments to Halfway Houses and Community Based Correctional Facilities.