Health and Human Services System, Historical Expenditures
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The Department of Health and Human Services provides important and, oftentimes, life-sustaining services to Nebraskans. Our mission, "Helping people live better lives," provides the motivation to find ways to effectively provide these services and make a difference in the lives of so many people.It's what we do every day, whether we're educating and protecting people through public health efforts; assisting the elderly, the poor and those with disabilities; providing safety to abused and/or neglected children or vulnerable adults; or serving those in need of 24-hour facility care. There are challenges to meet and successes to celebrate. In the end, the Department serves, and is accountable to, the public.
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Agency Historical Expenditures
Select any agency from the drop down menu, or click on the agency name in the data table to see information about that agency, including spending by major account category for the past 12 years. For a defintion of terms, please visit the glossary.
| Year | Personal Services | Operating Expenses | Travel | Capital Outlay | Government Aid | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | $349,120,188 | $341,381,498 | $4,252,036 | $990,159 | $5,033,573,990 | $5,729,317,871 |
| 2022 | $311,560,910 | $322,974,061 | $2,563,713 | $1,019,719 | $4,201,983,074 | $4,840,101,477 |
| 2021 | $296,193,365 | $356,911,226 | $1,937,923 | $11,458,571 | $3,626,129,141 | $4,292,630,226 |
| 2020 | $283,742,240 | $217,353,004 | $3,280,187 | $2,567,164 | $2,986,593,394 | $3,493,535,989 |
| 2019 | $279,887,321 | $188,973,372 | $3,560,869 | $526,370 | $2,907,438,923 | $3,380,386,855 |
| 2018 | $280,216,538 | $175,698,911 | $3,448,253 | $2,986,023 | $2,883,962,288 | $3,346,312,013 |
| 2017 | $320,289,896 | $224,637,614 | $4,162,417 | $44,293,366 | $2,794,052,968 | $3,387,436,261 |
| 2016 | $320,355,562 | $212,568,955 | $5,095,901 | $3,724,185 | $2,673,049,946 | $3,214,794,549 |
| 2015 | $312,836,444 | $227,385,791 | $4,705,299 | $3,099,599 | $2,531,951,717 | $3,079,978,850 |
| 2014 | $307,017,839 | $214,619,257 | $4,856,739 | $1,486,394 | $2,503,871,703 | $3,031,851,932 |
| 2013 | $291,224,336 | $227,725,369 | $4,053,700 | $2,656,315 | $2,447,453,353 | $2,973,113,073 |
| 2012 | $294,459,417 | $197,077,719 | $4,971,371 | $1,330,407 | $2,320,959,519 | $2,818,798,433 |
| 2011 | $299,985,730 | $214,001,587 | $3,475,154 | $3,080,670 | $2,285,216,174 | $2,805,759,315 |
| 2010 | $313,426,654 | $231,386,420 | $3,999,977 | $1,775,085 | $2,282,076,318 | $2,832,664,454 |
| 2009 | $291,240,395 | $215,825,420 | $4,235,232 | $1,444,471 | $2,189,683,421 | $2,702,428,939 |
| 2008 | $287,055,222 | $218,470,224 | $3,822,991 | $4,524,425 | $2,105,359,588 | $2,619,232,450 |
| 2007 | $288,285,882 | $213,918,458 | $4,352,784 | $11,913,336 | $2,028,942,504 | $2,547,412,964 |
| 2006 | $276,529,878 | $221,732,853 | $4,888,858 | $10,927,191 | $1,950,449,001 | $2,464,527,781 |
| 2005 | $265,069,784 | $228,426,510 | $4,398,611 | $6,666,893 | $1,897,688,717 | $2,402,250,515 |
| 2004 | $257,079,193 | $185,528,452 | $3,869,154 | $9,460,955 | $1,822,561,765 | $2,278,499,519 |
| 2003 | $240,489,006 | $173,006,586 | $3,436,748 | $5,750,388 | $1,770,576,009 | $2,193,258,737 |
| 2002 | $230,459,621 | $187,983,934 | $3,311,767 | $6,250,157 | $1,713,040,065 | $2,141,045,544 |
| 2001 | $221,510,375 | $165,939,869 | $3,854,427 | $8,868,298 | $1,533,442,187 | $1,933,615,156 |
| 2000 | $213,833,934 | $154,549,384 | $4,443,642 | $15,266,924 | $1,399,094,976 | $1,787,188,860 |
| Total | $6,831,869,730 | $5,318,076,474 | $94,977,753 | $162,067,065 | $59,889,150,741 | $72,296,141,763 |
Sources: https://das.nebraska.gov/accounting/fin-report.html