15-18 - The Agency For Health Care Administration

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15-18 - The Agency For Health Care Administration
Report No. 15-18
May 2015
Office of the Inspector General
Internal Audit
Pre-Admission Screening and Resident
Review Process
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
At the request of the Agency for Health Care Administration’s (AHCA) Secretary,
AHCA’s Office of the Inspector General (OIG) conducted a limited management review
of the Pre-Admission Screening and Resident Review (PASRR) processes at both
AHCA and the Department of Elder Affairs (DOEA). The review focused on DOEA’s
request for reimbursement at the enhanced Federal Financial Participation (FFP) rate of
75 percent.
Our review disclosed the following:
 DOEA is claiming cost reimbursement at the enhanced 75 percent rate for both
PASRR and non-PASRR related activities (i.e. level of care assessments and
determinations for individuals seeking services in the community). A cost
allocation plan was not available to identify and delineate reimbursement rates
for PASRR and non-PASRR activities.
 AHCA did not adequately monitor DOEA’s claiming of administrative and
program costs, which allowed non-PASRR related costs to be reimbursed to
DOEA at the 75 percent rate.
The Findings and Recommendations section at the end of this report provides details of
the results of our review.
SCOPE, OBJECTIVES, AND METHODOLOGY
The scope of the review included PASRR-related activities both at AHCA and at
DOEA’s Comprehensive Assessment and Review for Long-Term Care Services
(CARES) program.
The objectives of our review were to:
 Identify the specific PASRR-related activities conducted by AHCA and DOEA;
 Assess the adequacy of methodologies currently used to determine the PASRRrelated costs incurred by DOEA;
 Assess if PASRR-related DOEA activities billed at the enhanced FFP rate of 75
percent for November 2014 were adequately documented and consistent with
applicable federal regulations, the Social Security Act, state requirements, and
related agreements; and
 Determine whether AHCA adequately monitored DOEA’s PASRR-related
expenditures billed to AHCA.
To meet our objectives, the review included research of relevant federal and state laws,
rules, regulations, written guidance, and procedures; research of relevant interagency
agreements and other documents; and interviews with relevant AHCA and DOEA staff.
BACKGROUND
AHCA Division of Medicaid
The AHCA Division of Medicaid, Bureau of Medicaid Policy, Program Policy Unit
maintains oversight for the PASRR program and is responsible for maintaining
interagency PASRR agreements. A registered nursing consultant oversees the PASRR
program for the Program Policy Unit. The Division of Medicaid, Bureau of Medicaid
Program Finance is responsible for reviewing and approving invoices from DOEA
associated with the CARES program. 1
DOEA CARES Program
DOEA operates the CARES program, which is responsible for nursing facility (NF) preadmission screening to ensure that Medicaid payment for NF care is made only for
adults whose conditions require such care and to ensure that long-term care services
are provided in the setting most appropriate to the needs of the person. DOEA
administers the program through various agreements with AHCA, the designated State
Medicaid Agency. According to DOEA’s Approved Operating Budget for the 2014-2015
fiscal year, CARES was appropriated $4,504,017 from General Revenue and
$13,854,038 from trust funds and was authorized for 272.5 full-time equivalent
positions. PASRR-related activities are only a portion of the overall CARES program.
Level of Care (LOC) Assessment
CARES is responsible for conducting a LOC assessment to determine medical eligibility
for individuals applying for the Medicaid Institutional Care Program (ICP) for NF care or
for certain Medicaid waivers that provide home and community-based services; this
includes, but is not limited to, individuals seeking enrollment into the Statewide Medicaid
1
The responsibility for reviewing and approving invoices associated with the CARES program was
transferred in February 2015 to the Division of Medicaid, Bureau of Medicaid Program Finance from the
Bureau of Medicaid Policy, Federal Authorities Unit.
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Managed Care Long-Term Care (SMMC LTC) program. 2 Medicaid eligible individuals
may be admitted to a NF only if they are assessed to need NF level of care.
PASRR
The CARES program is also responsible for NF pre-admission screenings for serious
mental illness (SMI) and/or intellectual disability or related condition (ID) for individuals
who are age 21 or older prior to admission to a Medicaid-certified NF, regardless of
payment source. PASRR is a federally mandated pre-admission screening program to
ensure individuals with SMI and/or ID are appropriately placed in the least restrictive
environment and to identify needed specialized services. 3
The PASRR process consists of two levels. Level I screening applies to all preadmissions (with some exceptions)4 into a Medicaid-certified NF regardless of payment
source. The Level I identifies whether an individual has or is suspected of having an
SMI or ID. CARES may delegate the responsibility for completing the Level I screening
to hospital or NF staff. If hospital or NF staff performs the Level I screening, CARES
staff reviews the associated documentation for accuracy and completeness. If CARES
receives documentation that is incorrect or incomplete, remediation is done with the
Level I screener.
If the Level I screening indicates that a Level II evaluation may be needed, CARES staff
performs a LOC assessment, obtains all required forms and documentation, and refers
the case for a Level II evaluation if the person meets LOC criteria and it is determined
through the CARES assessment process that a Level II evaluation and determination is
necessary. Level II referrals are made to the Department of Children and Families
(DCF) for individuals suspected of having an SMI, or the Agency for Persons with
Disabilities (APD) for individuals suspected of having an ID, or possibly both an SMI and
an ID.5
The Level II PASRR evaluation must assess the appropriate placement to meet the
individual’s needs; confirm or rule out SMI or ID; identify whether NF services,
2
Section (S.) 409.983, Florida Statutes (F.S.)
Federal requirements for PASRR are defined in 42 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Subsection
(§)433.15(b)(9), 42 CFR 483 Subparts C and E, and Sections 1903(a)(2)(C) and 1919(e)(7) of the Social
Security Act. Rule 59G-1.040, Florida Administrative Code (F.A.C.) provides state requirements for
implementing PASRR. AHCA delegated Level I PASRR screening responsibilities for individuals under
the age of 21 to the Florida Department of Health.
4
Based on 42 CFR §483.106, a new Level I PASRR does not need to be completed prior to admission in
a NF when--(1) an individual is admitted to a NF directly from a hospital after receiving acute inpatient
care at the hospital; the individual requires NF services for the condition for which he or she received care
in the hospital; and whose attending physician has certified before admission to the facility that the
individual is likely to require less than 30 days of NF services; (2) an individual is returning to the NF after
receiving care in a hospital; or (3) an individual who resides in a NF is transferred to a different NF.
5
Rule 59G-1.040, F.A.C.
3
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specialized services, and/or specific SMI or ID services are required; and identify
placement options. 6
In cases where a Level II evaluation is not required and the individual is requesting
Medicaid assistance, CARES staff performs a LOC assessment to determine if the
individual is medically eligible for either NF care under Medicaid or for certain Medicaid
waivers providing home and community-based services. To qualify for Medicaid longterm care services, the applicant must meet the NF level of care. 7 A LOC determination
is required as part of the documentation sent to DCF to determine Medicaid eligibility.
As part of their LOC assessment, CARES staff reviews the completed Level I form to
ensure that the Level I screening aligns with their assessment results. CARES staff,
who also includes skilled medical professionals, determines if the individual meets the
criteria for NF placement. However, this determination does not mean that the
individual will be placed in a NF; it only means the individual meets NF level of care
criteria.
A PASRR screening may not always be required for a LOC assessment. For
individuals that are seeking alternatives to NF placement through certain Medicaid
waiver services, CARES staff conducts a LOC assessment to determine medical
eligibility for these community-based services when released through the Enrollment
Management System (EMS) 8 process. If CARES staff recommends NF placement
instead and the client agrees, then a PASRR Level I screening is required.
NF staff may also request that CARES initiate a Resident Review by completing a Level
I form if a NF resident has a significant change in their physical or mental condition. A
Resident Review is the reevaluation of an individual and the reassessment of
appropriateness of continued placement and specialized services as applicable. This
review may result in a referral for a PASRR Level II evaluation after CARES completes
a review of the documentation received from the NF.
CARES is also responsible for monitoring the PASRR process through data analysis
and reports to ensure that federally mandated timelines are met.
6
Rule 59G-1.040, F.A.C.
S. 409.979, F.S.
8
EMS is the waitlist for those individuals who wish to receive community waiver services by enrolling in
the SMMC LTC Program. These individuals are screened by Aging and Disability Resource Center
(ADRC) staff through a telephone interview using a screening tool that is a subset of questions contained
on the 701B Comprehensive Assessment Form used by CARES to determine LOC. The screening
provides an automatic score and rank based upon frailty. The frailest individuals are periodically released
from the EMS as funds permit. Upon release, the ADRC works with the individual to obtain the necessary
medical information and refers the individual to CARES for assessment and LOC.
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Funding Requirements and Guidance
A Medicaid State Plan must stipulate that an approved Cost Allocation Plan (CAP) is on
file with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). 9 A CAP is a
narrative description of the procedures that a state will use in identifying, measuring,
and allocating costs that it incurs in supporting programs it administers or supervises. 10
The CAP must conform to the accounting principles and standards prescribed in Title 2
Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), Part 200 – Uniform Administrative Requirements,
Cost Principles, and Audit Requirements for Federal Awards.
Title 2 CFR, Part 200, Subpart E provides cost principles for federal awards. In general,
costs must be necessary and reasonable for proper and efficient performance and
administration of federal awards; be allocable to federal awards under the provisions of
2 CFR Part 200; be authorized or not prohibited under state or local laws or regulations;
and be adequately documented.
The fiduciary relationship related to Title XIX Medicaid funding is between AHCA and
HHS Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). DOEA has no fiduciary
relationship with CMS with regard to PASRR.
Federal Financial Participation (FFP)
Title XIX of the Social Security Act authorizes FFP to states for expenditures necessary
for administration of the approved Medicaid State Plan. 11 AHCA reports expenditures to
CMS on the CMS-64 Quarterly Expense Report. Lines 10 and 11 of the form are
designated for costs associated with pre-admission screening and resident reviews.
PASRR-related activities, including resident reviews, may be reimbursed by CMS at a
rate of 75 percent. A 75 percent rate is also allowable for skilled professional medical
personnel and directly supporting staff, if specified criteria 12 are met, and the Medicaid
agency (AHCA) and other public agencies perform duties that directly relate to
administration of the Medicaid program. A rate of 50 percent is available for various
other Medicaid activities considered necessary for proper and efficient administration of
the State Plan.
The PASRR Technical Assistance Center (PTAC), an Internet resource funded by CMS
to assist states with PASRR implementation guidance, recommends that the CAP
outline PASRR-related activities that could be reimbursed at the enhanced 75 percent
rate as well as costs qualifying for the 50 percent rate.
9
42 CFR §433.34
Requirements for CAPs are described in 45 CFR Part 95, Subpart E and 2 CFR Part 200.
11
Activities and rates associated with FFP for administration of an approved Medicaid State Plan are
listed in 42 CFR §433.15.
12
Requirements for claiming FFP for staffing and training costs are defined in 42 CFR 432.50.
10
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For staff time that is split among various functions, rates of FFP in excess of 50 percent
for salaries apply only to those portions of the individual’s working time that are spent
carrying out duties in the areas for which the higher rate is authorized. The allocation of
costs for personnel and staff must be based on either actual percentages of time spent
carrying out duties in the specified areas or another methodology approved by CMS. 13
Interagency Agreements
AHCA entered into an interagency Cooperative Agreement with DOEA (effective April
23, 2008) to operate the CARES program. 14 According to Section I of the Cooperative
Agreement, CARES operates the “nursing facility pre-admission screening program”
and is responsible for performing “the medical level of care determination with the
objective of preventing unnecessary or premature admission to nursing facilities.”
Based on Section III(A) of the Cooperative Agreement, AHCA is the sole source of
receipt of federal matching funds for Title XIX, Medicaid, and is to draw down the
matching funds from CMS by letter of credit for allowable expenditures for AHCA and
DOEA.
Section III(G) allows expenditure authority for CARES to be vested with DOEA. A line
item estimate of 2007-2008 fiscal year expenditures is displayed in Exhibit “A” of this
agreement. Exhibit “A” also identifies CARES’ direct and indirect costs to be
reimbursed at 75 and 50 percent, respectively. Although not required in the
Cooperative Agreement, DOEA provides an updated Exhibit “A” each fiscal year to
AHCA. Exhibit “A” for the 2014-2015 fiscal year continues to reflect CARES’ direct and
indirect cost reimbursement rates of 75 and 50 percent, respectively.
The Cooperative Agreement (Section III) provides for DOEA to earn funding for
allowable direct and indirect costs in accordance with the cost allocation plan approved
by CMS. At the time of the review, a CMS-approved cost allocation plan related to
DOEA’s direct and indirect cost reimbursement was not on file; however, DOEA has
since developed a CAP.
AHCA also entered into an Interagency PASRR agreement 15 with DOEA (effective
August 13, 2014) that specifies each party’s respective duties and responsibilities with
regard to PASRR. 16 The CARES program is responsible for PASRR for individuals who
are age 21 or older based on the requirements of Rule 59G-1.040, Florida
Administrative Code (F.A.C.). CARES is also responsible for monitoring the PASRR
process through data analysis and reports to ensure that federally mandated timelines
are met. This agreement does not address any administrative funding in effect between
the parties related to PASRR activities.
13
42 CFR §432.50
AHCA Agreement Number AA025
15
AHCA Agreement Number AA287
16
AHCA also has interagency PASRR agreements with three other state agencies (i.e. APD, DCF, and
the Department of Health) that have a role in the PASRR process.
14
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Since the initiation of this review, AHCA and DOEA have started the process to replace
the Cooperative Agreement.
CARES Invoicing
The DOEA requests reimbursement on a monthly basis for AHCA’s portion of DOEA’s
costs associated with Medicaid Administration and CARES grant number 6815C.
Based on the November 2014 invoice submitted by DOEA, the funds are used to meet
current CARES “payroll and expenses.” The November 2014 invoice does not
reference the Interagency PASRR agreement, but appears to be associated with the
Cooperative Agreement.
The DOEA CARES invoice separately identifies totals for direct and indirect costs.
Attached to the invoice is a year-to-date expenditure report for grant number 6815C that
identifies monthly direct costs for salaries and other expenses as well as indirect costs.
The invoice also includes a Grant Summary Report, which provides a listing of DOEA’s
year-to-date revenues and disbursements associated with the referenced grant. The
DOEA submits invoices to AHCA for CARES’ direct costs at the enhanced FFP rate of
75 percent.
FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
Findings
 DOEA is claiming cost reimbursement at the enhanced 75 percent rate for both
PASRR and non-PASRR related activities (i.e. LOC assessments and
determinations for individuals seeking services in the community). Since AHCA
did not develop nor require DOEA to develop a Cost Allocation Plan or
methodology to identify CARES PASRR and non-PASRR-related activities that
would qualify for different FFP funding rates, the OIG could not definitively
identify costs currently invoiced at the 75 percent rate that do or do not qualify for
the enhanced reimbursement rate.
 The Cooperative Agreement between AHCA and DOEA does not require DOEA
to submit an annual budget to AHCA. The Cooperative Agreement provides for
reimbursement by AHCA to DOEA for “allowable expenditures” associated with
the CARES program and for the transfer of “Title XIX Medicaid funds requested
by DOEA into the account designated by DOEA for the receipt of those funds.” 17
Exhibit “A” of the Cooperative Agreement allows CARES direct costs to be
reimbursed at the enhanced 75 percent rate. DOEA is allowed to adjust the
budget amounts within the total agreement amount. However, the Cooperative
Agreement does not require periodic updates of Exhibit “A,” nor does it specify
the current total agreement amount. Although DOEA has reportedly submitted
17
Cooperative Agreement AA025, Sections III.A. and III.J.
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an updated Exhibit “A” annually, the OIG could not definitively identify who within
AHCA is responsible for reviewing and approving the updated versions of the
exhibit.
 AHCA did not adequately monitor DOEA’s claiming of administrative and
program costs, which allowed non-PASRR-related costs to be reimbursed to
DOEA at the 75 percent rate. AHCA has consistently paid CARES invoices
submitted by DOEA.
 The total cost for direct services claimed at the 75 percent rate on the invoice is
used for reporting Pre-admission Screening expenditures on the Federal CMS-64
Quarterly Expense Report. However, costs for PASRR-related activities are not
specifically identified on the DOEA CARES invoice. The invoice is for Medicaid
Administration and does not separately list PASRR and non-PASRR-related
activities.
 There is not a comprehensive interagency agreement that addresses current
PASRR requirements and funding. The Cooperative Agreement has not been
updated since 2008 and does not reference the Interagency PASRR Agreement.
 Not all of AHCA’s PASRR-related activities are claimed at the 75 percent
enhanced FFP rate. The salary for Medicaid’s registered nursing consultant
position, which oversees the PASRR program, is currently claimed at the 75
percent rate allowable for skilled professional medical personnel. However, other
AHCA staff time spent on PASRR activities has not been claimed at the 75
percent enhanced FFP rate. AHCA has not developed a methodology to allocate
costs for staff time that is split among PASRR and other various functions.
Recommendations
 We recommend that AHCA review DOEA’s proposed cost allocation
methodology to ensure it identifies CARES PASRR and non-PASRR-related
activities that qualify for different FFP funding rates and submit the approved plan
to HHS for federal approval.
Management Response:
The AHCA Bureau of Medicaid Policy has worked with the DOEA CARES
representatives to establish an updated cost allocation plan (CAP) to ensure that
activities related to PASRR and non-PASRR work are correctly identified, and
AHCA has approved this CAP. AHCA plans to submit the updated CAP to the
federal Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Cost Allocation
(DCA). (See Attachment 1 of this report.)
Anticipated Date of Completion: The CAP is finalized and approved by AHCA.
The anticipated date for submission to DCA is July 1, 2015.
 We recommend that AHCA update its Cooperative Agreement with DOEA to:
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Include the approved CARES’ cost allocation methodology which identifies
CARES PASRR and non-PASRR activities;
Require submission of an annual budget (Exhibit “A”) that includes the
total agreement amount and that is consistent with DOEA’s CAP;
Require invoices to identify PASRR-related activities consistent with the
approved cost allocation methodology and for claiming on the CMS-64
form; and
Clearly address the monitoring and oversight responsibilities of AHCA in
its predominant fiduciary duties related to Medicaid funding and the
avoidance of payments for unallowable activities.
Management Response:
AHCA has developed, and is close to execution of, an updated memorandum of
understanding that includes the information listed.
Anticipated Date of Completion: The agreement is currently routing through
AHCA and was with the AHCA procurement office as of May 1, 2015. Estimated
date of finalization of the agreement is June 2015.
 We recommend that AHCA consider combining the Cooperative Agreement and
the Interagency PASRR Agreement and update such consolidated agreement as
necessary to provide a comprehensive agreement that addresses all current
responsibilities of each state agency concerning the administration of the CARES
program.
Management Response:
AHCA has undertaken a project to compile all interagency agreements into one
for each state agency. The comprehensive agreement with DOEA is underway.
Anticipated Date of Completion: We anticipate completion of the comprehensive
agreement with DOEA to be September 2015.
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FINAL COMMENTS
Internal Audit would like to thank the management and staff of AHCA’s Division of
Medicaid and the Division of Operations. We would also like to thank the Department of
Elder Affairs for their assistance and cooperation extended to us during this
engagement.
PROJECT TEAM
The review was conducted by Kathryn Voigt, CFE, CIGA and Theresa Skipper, MBA,
CGAP under the supervision of Mary Beth Sheffield, Audit Director, CPA, CIA, CFE,
CIG.
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Attachment 1
Cost Allocation
Plan
State Fiscal Year 2014-2015
Based on Actual Expenditures for the
Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2014
elderaffairs.state.fl.us
Division of Statewide Community-Based Services
Table of Contents
I.
Certificate of Cost Allocation Plan .........................................................................1
II.
Introduction ........................................................................................................... 2
III.
Accounting Procedures ......................................................................................... 2
Accounting System
Accounting Structure
IV.
Time Reporting ..................................................................................................... 7
V.
Client Information and Registration Tracking
System .................................................................................................................... 7
VI.
Methodology .......................................................................................................... 9
Background
Level of Care Assessment Process
Pre-Admission Screening and Resident Review
VII.
Appendices ........................................................................................................... 15
Appendix 1: Chart of Accounts
Appendix 2: People First Charge Objects
Appendix 3: Grant Summary Report
Appendix 4: CARES Organizational Chart
Appendix 5: 701B Comprehensive Assessment
Appendix 6: PASRR Process Map
Appendix 7: CARES Employee List
Appendix 8: PASRR Summary Costs
COST ALLOCATION PLAN – 2014-2015
Certificate of Cost Allocation Plan
This is to certify that I have reviewed the cost allocation plan proposal submitted herewith and to
the best of my knowledge and belief:
(i)
The information contained in the proposed cost allocation plan was prepared in
conformance with Title 2 in the Code of Federal Regulations (2 CFR), Subtitle A,
Chapter II, Uniform Administrative Requirements, Cost Principles, and Audit Requirements for
Federal Awards.
(ii)
The costs are accorded consistent treatment through the application of generally
accepted accounting principles appropriate to the circumstances.
(iii)
An adequate accounting and statistical system exists to support claims that will be made
under the cost allocation plan; and
(iv)
The information provided in support of the proposed cost allocation plan is accurate.
I declare that the foregoing is true and correct.
Governmental Unit:
State of Florida Department of Elder Affairs
Signature:
Name of Official:
Jonathon Manalo
Title:
Chief Financial Officer, Florida Department of Elder Affairs
Date of Execution:
April 1, 2015
COST ALLOCATION PLAN – 2014-2015
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Introduction
The Cost Allocation Plan (CAP) are for services provided by the Florida Department of Elder Affairs
(DOEA) through the Bureau of Comprehensive Assessment and Review for Long-Term Care
Services (CARES) for Medicaid related activities for individuals seeking nursing facility placement and
home and community-based services. The CAP is based on cash expenditures for the fiscal year ended
June 30, 2014.
Accounting Procedures
The Cost Allocation Plan (CAP) describes the procedures used to identify, measure, and allocate costs
to appropriate cost pools. The CAP identifies how costs accumulate and the allocation methodology
used for assigning Medicaid costs at the Federal Financial Participation rate of 75% match.
This section of the CAP describes the accounting procedures used by DOEA to identify, measure,
and record costs. All costs allocated through the CAP are accorded consistent treatment through the
application of generally accepted accounting principles appropriate to the circumstances and conform
to the accounting principles and standards prescribed in Title 2 in the Code of Federal Regulations (2
CFR), Subtitle A, Chapter II, Uniform Administrative Requirements, Cost Principles, and Audit Requirements
for Federal Awards.
Accounting System
All expenditures for DOEA are accounted for in the Florida Accounting Information Resource
(FLAIR), the statewide accounting system. The Department of Financial Services (DFS) is the
functional owner of FLAIR. As such, DFS is responsible for the design, implementation, and
operation of the subsystem
Pursuant to Section 214.94, F.S., the State’s Office of the Auditor General provides assurances that:
(1) the accounting information produced by the information subsystem adheres to Generally Accepted
Accounting Principles (GAAP); (2) the information subsystem contains the necessary controls to
maintain its integrity within acceptable limits and at an acceptable cost; and (3) the information system
is “auditable.” Therefore, FLAIR has been developed through the joint efforts of the Department of
Financial Services and the Office of the Auditor General.
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Accounting Structure
For cost allocation purposes, the FLAIR account structure includes a Fund Identifier (FID), Budget
Entity (BE), Organization (Level 1 through Level 5), Other Cost Accumulator (OCA), Grant,
Appropriation Category, General Ledger, and Object. The codes are described below.
Fund Identifier (FID)
Fund Identifiers (FID) are used to uniquely identify the State’s funds within a fund type. The FID is
a 6-digit code that defines the fund. For DOEA, the active operating funds include the following:
For the purposes of the CAP, expenditures are charged to FIDs: 000503 (Dept of Elder Affairs –
General Revenue) and 516011 (Operation & Maintenance TF Dept of Elder Affairs).
Budget Entity (BE)
The Budget Entity (BE) is the unit or function at the lowest level to which funds are specifically
appropriated in the Appropriations Act. It designates the functional area or service area for which
appropriated funds are to be used. The BE is an 8-digit code, with the first two digits representing the
specific state agency (i.e., “65” represents only the Department of Elder Affairs). For this CAP, the
specific BE is 65100200 (Comprehensive Eligibility Services). All the BEs assigned for use by DOEA
include the following:
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Organization Code (Level 1 through Level 5)
For the purposes of FLAIR, the organizational structure of an agency consists of five levels. The
Organization Code is comprised of an 11-digit organization code as follows:
The Level 1 (Department) will be identified and titled in FLAIR (i.e., “65” = Department of Elder
Affairs). The Department's organizational structure will determine the division, bureau, section, and
subsection numbers. The assignment of Levels 2 through Level 5 codes is left to the discretion of
Level 1 management. A complete listing of the Department’s Organization codes are provided in
Appendix 1 (Chart of Accounts). An example of DOEA’s Organization Code usage is provided below:
Organization code 91-00-02-000 (Bureau of Comprehensive Assessment & Rev of Long Term Care
Services) will be used for this CAP.
Other Cost Accumulator (OCA)
The Other Cost Accumulator (OCA) is a 5-digit alphanumeric code that is provided within FLAIR to
accumulate costs that are unique to an organization and have not been otherwise classified. For
example, the Organization Code within FLAIR defines a specific organization (i.e., 65-91-00-02-000
represents the Bureau of Comprehensive Assessment & Review of Long Term Care Services). The
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OCA code “CARPS” represents direct costs with PASRR related activities while “CARES” are costs
for non-PASRR. . Similarly, the OCA code “ITDCS” represents information technology costs related
to desktop computing services within the organization. In this example, the OCA code is utilized to
differentiate costs within the same Organization Code. A complete listing of the Department’s OCAs
codes are provided in Appendix 1 (Chart of Accounts).
Grant
The Grant code is a 5-digit alphanumeric character code that identifies a particular grant within the
Department. DOEA utilizes the grant code to further define the treatment of costs recorded to the
OCA code for cost recording and allocation purposes. The fourth digit usually represents the year of
the grant. For example, a “CARES” OCA code may be assigned with a “6814C” grant code for fiscal
year 2013-2014. A complete listing of the Department’s grants are provided in Appendix 1 (Chart of
Accounts).
The grant code is utilized to aggregate functional costs across organization codes. Consequently, the
grant code is integral to the Department’s cost accumulation processes for cost allocation purposes.
The grant code will be the principal determinant as to which cost allocation methodology is assigned
to the cost pool for the distribution of costs.
The grant code is the mechanism by which all costs are identified and accumulated. As programmatic
and accounting requirements dictate, the Department may create and/or delete grant codes. As/if
grant codes are created, an approved allocation methodology will be assigned to the grant in
accordance with the benefiting program requirements prescribed in Title 2 in the Code of Federal
Regulations (2 CFR), Subtitle A, Chapter II, Uniform Administrative Requirements, Cost Principles, and Audit
Requirements for Federal Awards.
Appropriation Category
Appropriation categories in FLAIR are unique statewide codes that sub-define the appropriations
made to a Budget Entity (BE). Typically, they identify a sub-activity of the BE or a major expenditure
classification.
Appropriation categories are 6-digit State Standard Codes. The table below are examples of the major
appropriation categories used by DOEA. A complete listing of all Appropriation Categories are
provided in Appendix 1 (Chart of Accounts).
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General Ledger
General Ledger codes are five digits with the first three digits designated as the state standard for all
state agencies to use. The last two digits are available for agencies to sub-classify the state standard
codes to meet their unique needs. For purposes of this CAP, costs recorded to the following General
Ledger codes are included in the cost allocation process:
Code Description
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Time Reporting
Time reports provide evidence for claiming time that is spent on PASRR-related activities. To ensure
that time is appropriately recorded for PASRR activities, the Department uses the State of Florida’s
People First system to record all time activities. People First is the state’s self-service, secure, webbased Human Resource Information System and enterprise-wide suite of human resource (HR)
services. The system streamlines and automates many of the state’s HR functions and is comprised of
the following modules: payroll preparation, attendance and leave, recruitment, benefits administration,
human resources management, and organizational management. The system is integrated with a
current and historical database, the data warehouse.
For each payroll cycle, each CARES employee records time spent by entering the project titled
“PASRR/Medical” or “non-PASRR”. For full time employees (FTE), they enter their time on a
monthly basis. For other personnel services (OPS), time is entered on a bi-weekly basis. For a complete
listing of all charge objects, see Appendix 2 (People First Charge Objects). Employees are required to
electronically sign their timesheets in People First while their supervisors electronically approve these
timesheets and verify that the time allocation was appropriate.
Of the 319.50 CARES employees, 83 Medical personnel (nurses and physicians) and 23 assessors will
use the project of PASRR/Medical. The 23 employees will work 100% of their time on PASRR related
activities. The 83 Medical personnel spend 100% of their time on Medicaid related activities. Support
staff which includes staff assistants, regional program supervisors, and central office will use the
project of non-PASRR.
At the end of each payroll cycle, accounting staff will ensure that time spent on PASRR/Medical and
non-PASRR activities are charged at the appropriate Medicaid rates through a payroll distribution
system.
Client Information and Registration Tracking System
The Client Information and Referral Tracking System (CIRTS) is the main data-gathering software
for the Department, created, programed and maintained by Department staff. It is a web-based, oracle
database and application server with Oracle Forms and Reports, containing six databases – one each
for data entry, reporting, ad hoc reports by Department headquarters, historical data, archive data, and
a test database. It is a client management tool for 11 Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs)
and direct service providers used for assessments, enrollments (active, waitlist, and applicant), care
plans, and services provided to individuals as well as tracking unit rates for services and budged
contract amounts. Since 2007, CIRTS has also been the case management tool for the 19 CARES field
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offices where caseworkers have utilized CIRTS to record assessments, level of care determinations,
follow ups, referrals, case notes, and PASRR information for individuals. In this way, the Department
is able to pull managerial reports for monitoring as well as reports for federal and state reporting,
performance measures, care plan costing, funding patterns, waitlist management, services needed, etc.
Each CARES assessor is provided a laptop and is required to utilize CIRTS to enter data real time
when conducting assessments. All activity concerning the case is required to be entered into the
CIRTS data base, including medical eligibility determination for Medicaid long-term care services (i.e.,
level of care), program recommendations, and placement recommendations. CIRTS is also utilized to
capture data for all PASRR Level I Screenings for adults in addition to any activity taken regarding the
Level I screen, i.e., referrals made for Level II/Resident Review evaluations and determinations.
As a quality assurance measure, the CARES field office supervisors are required to conduct a random
sample review of assessments per caseworker monthly. Regional Program Supervisors are required
to conduct a random sample review of cases for each of their field offices annually. In addition,
independent monitoring by the Long Term Care and Support Bureau consists of a statistically valid
random sample review of assessments annually per each CARES field office to determine compliance
with Medicaid and CARES standards pertaining to medical eligibility, e.g., level of care and program
recommendation appropriateness.
Dedicated PASRR screens available in CIRTS allows the Department to input and compile data
concerning all Level I Screenings received for adults, referrals made for Level II/Resident Review
evaluations and determinations, and timeliness of the different steps in the PASRR process. This
information is used to produce quarterly reports per the interagency agreement with AHCA and also
allows the Department to monitor the PASRR process.
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Methodology
The CAP has been prepared in accordance with the federal policies and procedures contained in: a)
Title 2 in the Code of Federal Regulations (2 CFR), Subtitle A, Chapter II, Uniform Administrative
Requirements, Cost Principles, and Audit Requirements for Federal Awards, and b) Title 45 in the Code of
Federal Regulations (45 CFR), Subtitle A, Subchapter A, Part 95, Subpart E, Cost Allocation Plans. A
consistent approach has been followed in the treatment of costs for the Medicaid program.
Actual cash expenditures were obtained from the Florida Department of Elder Affairs’ financial
statements for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2014. Various statistics used to allocate costs were taken
from actual data for fiscal year 2014.
Costs recorded by the Department within FLAIR have been included within the CAP. The grant to
which the costs have been recorded determine whether a cost component is deemed to be eligible for
the Federal Financial Participation (FFP) rate of 75% match or the general federal Medicaid rate of
50% match. Please refer to Appendix 3 (Grant Summary Report LTD) for the assignment of all costs
within the CAP.
Background
The Department of Elder Affairs (DOEA) operates the Comprehensive Assessment and Review for
Long-Term Care Services Program (CARES). CARES is responsible for nursing facility (NF) preadmission screening to ensure that Medicaid payment for NF care is made only for individuals whose
conditions require such care and to ensure that long-term care services are provided in the setting
most appropriate to the needs of the person and in the most economical manner possible. DOEA
administers the program through various agreements with the Agency for Health Care Administration
(AHCA) – the designated state Medicaid agency.
In Appendix 4 (CARES Organizational Chart), CARES has 19 local offices and is comprised of over
300 staff, including full time and temporary staff on a statewide level. Positions include managerial,
administrative, medical, and assessment staff. Central Office staff support the field offices in areas of
oversight, policy, human resources, equipment, and technical assistance.
Level of Care Assessment Process
CARES is responsible for conducting a level of care (LOC) assessment to determine medical eligibility
for adult individuals applying for the Medicaid Institutional Care Program (ICP) for NF care or for
certain Medicaid waivers that provide home and community-based services (HCBS); this includes, but
is not limited to, individuals seeking enrollment into the Statewide Medicaid Managed Care LongTerm Care (LTC) Program. Medicaid-eligible individuals may be admitted to a nursing facility only if
they are assessed to need and meet NF level of care.
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Per the current interagency agreement with AHCA, CARES is required to conduct LOC assessments
and authorize the LOC for referrals within 15 days of receiving required documentation. This time
standard was created to ensure that the Department of Children and Families (DCF) was able to meet
their federally required time standard for determining Medicaid eligibility (within 45 days). The time
standard allows for DCF to receive an application, begin financial processing of the application, then
send a referral to CARES as appropriate for an assessment and LOC determination.
In addition, federal regulations require that individuals enrolled in a Medicaid waiver have their LOC
reviewed and be reauthorized annually within 365 days. This is a Centers for Medicare and Medicaid
Services (CMS) Performance Measure that must be reported to CMS quarterly.
Appendix 6 is the 701B Comprehensive Assessment Instrument (701B) used by CARES staff. The
701B is a 17-page document specifically geared to assess an individual’s health, function, needs, and
resources. It is divided into 12 sections: Demographic Information; Memory; General Health; Sensory
Function and Communication; Activities of Daily Living (ADLs); Instrumental Activities of Daily
Living (IADLs); Health Conditions and Therapies; Mental Health, Residential Living Environment;
Nutrition; Medications and Substance Use; Social Resources; and Caregiver. The 701B is promulgated
through the Florida rulemaking process. Both the form and its 89-page instruction manual, 701D
Instructions Guidance for Completion of the Department of Elder Affairs’ 701B Comprehensive
Assessment, can be located on DOEA’s website at the following links:
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701B: http://elderaffairs.state.fl.us/doea/forms/701B_Comprehensive_Assessment.pdf
701D: http://elderaffairs.state.fl.us/doea/forms/701D_Assessment_Instructions.pdf
Because NF services are an entitlement service under Medicaid, CARES staff act daily upon referrals
received from individuals requesting assessment and LOC determination for these services. These
services can also be authorized retroactively per federal regulations if all requirements are met. CARES
staff also act daily upon appropriate referrals for individuals seeking home and community-based
services programs.
Pre-Admission Screening and Resident Review
The CARES Program is also responsible for NF pre-admission screenings for serious mental illness
(SMI) and/or intellectual disability or related condition (ID) for individuals age 21 or older prior to
admission to a Medicaid-certified NF, regardless of payment source. PASRR is a federally mandated
pre-admission screening program that ensures these individuals are appropriately placed in the least
restrictive environment and identifies needed specialized services.
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The PASRR process consists of two levels (Appendix 7 – PASRR Process Map). A Level I screening
applies to all pre-admissions (with some exceptions1) into a Medicaid-certified NF regardless of payer
source. The Level I identifies whether an individual has or is suspected of having an SMI or ID.
CARES may delegate the responsibility for completing the Level I screening to hospital or NF staff,
and, in general, these entities do complete the Level I. When hospital or NF staff performs the Level
I, CARES staff reviews the screening form for accuracy and completeness and enters the data into
DOEA’s computer system. If CARES receives screening forms that are incorrect or incomplete,
remediation is done with the provider regarding the Level I. If the Level I screening indicates that a
Level II may be necessary, CARES staff performs a comprehensive assessment, obtains all required
forms and documentation, and refers the case for a Level II evaluation and determination. Level II
referrals are made to the Department of Children and Families (DCF) for individuals suspected of
having an SMI, the Agency for Persons with Disabilities (APD) for individuals suspected of having
an ID, or possibly both.
The Level II PASRR determination must assess the appropriate placement to meet the individual’s
needs; confirm or rule out SMI or ID; identify whether NF services, specialized services, and/or
specific SMI or ID services are required; and identify placement options.
As explained under the LOC Assessment Process, in cases where a Level II is not required and the
individual is requesting Medicaid assistance, CARES staff performs an LOC assessment to determine
if the individual is medically eligible for either NF care or for certain Medicaid waivers providing home
and community-based services. To qualify for Medicaid waiver services, the applicant must meet the
NF level of care. An LOC determination is required as part of the documentation sent to DCF to
fully determine Medicaid eligibility. As part of their LOC assessment, when recommending NF
placement, CARES staff reviews the Level I screening form completed by the hospital or NF to ensure
that the Level I screening aligns with their own assessment results.
Federally required time standards for PASRR processes requires that a Level II referral be made within
two days of a Level I screening that indicates a diagnosis or suspicion of SMI, ID, or related condition.
Within this same time period, the individual and/or authorized representative must also be noticed
that the Level II evaluation is being requested. CARES is responsible for completing this notification
for adults. The Level II evaluation must then be completed within seven (7) to nine (9) days.
Another component of PASRR is the Resident Review which is requested by NF staff if an NF
resident has a significant change in their physical or mental condition. A Resident Review is the
reevaluation of an individual and the reassessment of appropriateness of continued placement and
specialized services, as applicable. CARES is responsible for coordinating Resident Reviews, as
1 The only time a new Level I PASRR does not need to be completed prior to admission in an NF is when: (1) an individual is
returning to the NF after being in a hospital for no more than 90 days; or (2) an individual who resides in an NF is transferred to a
different NF.
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appropriate, by referring the individual for a PASRR Level II evaluation after completing a review of
documentation received from the NF.
Per the interagency agreement with AHCA, CARES is also responsible for quarterly reporting to
AHCA regarding PASRR activities and any deficiencies noted from delegated entities completing the
Level I screens. In addition, DOEA is required to review a statistically valid sample of cases each fiscal
year that required a PASRR Level I screening to ensure the evaluation was conducted in accordance
with state and federal laws.
PASRR-Related Activities
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Receive all Level I screens from qualified entities/persons in accordance with state and
federal regulations, for adults requesting admission to a Medicaid certified nursing facility
regardless of payer source.
Review all Level I screens submitted by delegated entities (hospitals and nursing facilities) for
correctness/completion.
Return incorrect/incomplete Level I screens and conduct remediation with delegated entities
(hospitals and nursing facilities).
In those instances where the Level I screen identifies that the individual has a diagnosis or
there is a suspicion of Serious Mental Illness or Intellectual Disability, conduct a
comprehensive face-to-face assessment, which will be utilized by the Level II screener (APD
or APS) in the evaluation. This includes the following:
o Contacting the individual
o Scheduling the assessment
o Gathering all necessary documents (i.e., informed consent, 3008 form, supplemental
medical documentation)
o Entering all data into CIRTS; and
o Submission of the assessment to the Level II screening entity (APD or APS).
Notify by letter the individual screened or individual’s representative that the Level II
referral was required.
Receive the Level II determination indicating whether or not the individual is appropriate for
nursing facility placement, and if any specialized services are necessary.
Enter Level I screen data into CIRTS and all subsequent action on the Level I screen (i.e.,
referral for Level II, Level II determination, etc.)
For any case where specialized services are required, follow the case to ensure that
specialized services are being provided. The number of individuals with specialized services
has historically been minimal (10 individuals for SFY 13-14). CARES staff contact the NF
at a 30, 90, 120 day interval, then annually to determine that the individual is still receiving
specialized services as appropriate. The Level II entity is responsible for determining that
the specialized services are still needed. If the NF is not providing the specialized services as
required, CARES staff will notify AHCA.
Provide technical assistance to delegated Level I screeners (hospitals and nursing facilities)
regarding PASRR activities that are DOEA’s responsibility.
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When there has been a significant change in the nursing facility resident’s physical or mental
health condition, DOEA receives the resident review [pursuant to 42 U.S. Code 1396r(7)(B)]
request from the facility and coordinates the referral for the Level II evaluation and
determination.
Track appropriate timeframes/limits for completion of a Level II evaluation and
determination, if applicable, when an individual is admitted to a nursing facility under a
provisional admission or hospital discharge exemption.
Non PASRR Activities
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Receive referrals for individuals wishing to receive Medicaid services through home and
community-based services (HCBS).
Schedule an onsite assessment with the individual/representative
Obtain all necessary documentation (informed consent, 3008 form, etc.)
Conduct the onsite assessment entering data directly into CIRTS
Prepare documentation for staffing with medical personnel indicating recommended
program, recommended placement (e.g., private residence, ALF, etc.) and recommended
LOC
Staff the HCBS case with medical personnel for LOC determination, obtaining the signed
LOC authorization form.
Enter all actions taken on the case in CIRTS.
Forward signed LOC authorization form to the appropriate waiver entity. For the LTC
Program, information is transmitted electronically to AHCA’s enrollment broker.
Coordinate Medicaid medical eligibility activities with the Aging and Disability Resource
Centers
Receive requests for annual LOC determinations for HCBS individuals
Conduct medical case file reviews for the annual LOC determinations
Receive all referrals for adults wishing to receive Medicaid NF services
Obtain all necessary documentation (informed consent, 3008 form, etc.)
Conduct assessment for NF Medicaid eligibility requests, entering all data into CIRTS
Prepare documentation for staffing with medical personnel indicating recommended
program (i.e., NF services), recommended placement, and recommended LOC
Staff the NF case with medical personnel for LOC determination obtaining the signed LOC
authorization form
Ensure copies of the LOC Authorization Form (Form 603) is submitted to the NF and DCF
for Medicaid eligibility determinations
Enter all activities into CIRTS
The Department identified specific assessors who can perform the PASRR-related activities. These
dedicated PASRR assessors will spend 100% of their time only on these PASRR tasks. The other
assessors will perform the Non PASRR activities.
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The Department will consequently invoice AHCA at the 75/25 percent federal match for the PASRRrelated activities and the medical personnel, such as Registered Nurse Specialists and Physicians
employed by DOEA, who are responsible for participating in authorizing the LOCs (see Appendix 8
– CARES Employee List)per 42 Code of Federal Regulations 432.50(d)(2).The related costs (office
overhead, supplies, equipment, professional education, printing, travel) for these staff will also be
invoiced at the 75/25 federal match rate. All these costs will be accumulated through the OCA labeled
“CARPS”.
Please refer to Appendix 9 (PASRR Summary Costs).
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Appendices
Appendix 1: Chart of Accounts
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Elder Affairs
Organization Codes
Code
Description
65-00-00-01-000
65-00-00-02-000
65-00-00-04-000
65-00-00-06-000
65-00-00-10-000
65-10-00-06-000
65-10-10-06-000
65-10-20-06-000
65-10-20-10-000
65-10-21-10-000
65-10-22-10-000
65-10-23-10-000
65-10-24-10-000
65-10-25-10-000
65-10-26-10-000
65-10-27-10-000
65-10-28-10-000
65-10-29-10-000
65-10-30-06-000
65-10-30-10-000
65-10-40-06-000
65-10-91-10-000
65-10-92-10-000
65-10-93-10-000
65-10-94-10-000
65-10-95-10-000
65-10-96-10-000
65-10-97-10-000
65-10-98-10-000
65-20-00-06-000
65-30-10-04-000
65-30-10-06-000
65-30-10-10-000
65-40-00-04-000
65-40-00-06-000
65-40-20-06-000
65-50-00-06-000
65-50-10-06-000
65-50-11-04-000
65-50-12-04-000
65-50-25-06-000
65-50-30-06-000
65-50-40-01-000
65-50-40-06-000
65-50-50-02-000
65-50-50-04-000
65-50-50-06-000
65-50-80-04-000
65-51-65-00-000
65-51-65-02-000
65-51-65-04-000
65-51-65-06-000
65-51-65-10-000
65-60-01-00-000
65-60-02-00-000
65-60-03-00-000
65-60-04-00-000
65-60-05-00-000
65-60-06-00-000
FINANCIAL STATEMENT ADJUSTMENTS
DOEA- LEVEL ONE
DOEA - LEVEL ONE
DOEA LVL 1
DOEA-LEVEL ONE
OFFICE OF SECRETARY
LEGAL COUNSEL
INSPECTOR GENERAL
LONG TERM CARE OMBUDSMAN COUNCIL
LONG TERM CARE OMB NORTHWEST
LONG TERM CARE OMB PANHANDLE
LONG TERM CARE OMB NORTH CENTRAL
LONG TERM CARE OMB WITHLACOOCHEE
LONG TERM CARE OMB FIRST COAST
LTCOC ERM CARE OMB DAYTONA BCH
LTCOC ERM CARE OMB MID & SOUTH PINELLAS
LONG TERM CARE OMB PASCO & N PINELLAS
LTCOCTERM CARE OMB WEST CENTRAL
ADVISORY COUNCIL
PUBLIC GUARDIAN
FOUNDATION FOR FLORIDA'S ELDERS
LONG TERM CARE OMB SOUTH CENTRAL
LONG TERM CARE OMB EAST CENTRAL
LTCOCTERM CARE OMB SOUTHWEST
LONG TERM CARE OMB PALM BEACH
LONG TERM CARE OMB TREASURE COAST
LONG TERM CARE OMB BROWARD
LONG TERM CARE OMB NORTH DADE
LONG TERM CARE OMB SOUTH DADE & KEYS
OFFICE OF DEPUTY SECRETARY& CHIEF OF STAFF
MIS MED WAIVER
BUREAU OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS
MIS LTCOP
FINANCIAL ADMIN - MONITORING
DIV OF FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION
CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION/PURCHASING
DIRECTOR OF INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL AFFAIRS
LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS
ELDER RIGHTS
LEGAL SERVICES DEVELOPMENT
DISASTER PREPAREDNESS
COMMUNICATIONS
CERTIFIED SURPLUS PROPERTY FILE
GENERAL SERVICES/FACILITIES MANAGEMENT
PLANNING & EVALUATION CARES
PLANNING
STRATEGIC PLANNING & EVALUATION
COMMUNITIES FOR A LIFETIME
COLLOCATED EXPENDITURES-DOEA
ALLOCATED COST
ALLOCATED COST
ALLOCATED COSTS
ALLOCATED LTCOC
PS1A-NW FL AREA AGENCY ON AGING
PSA2-AAA OF NORTH FL, INC.
PSA3-MID-FL AA ON AGING
PSA4-NORTHEAST FLORIDA AAA
PSA5-AAA-TAMPA BAY REGIONAL PC
PSA6-WEST CENTRAL AAA, INC
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Organization Codes
Code
Description
65-60-07-00-000
65-60-08-00-000
65-60-09-00-000
65-60-10-00-000
65-60-11-00-000
65-60-12-00-000
65-60-13-00-000
65-70-00-00-000
65-75-00-00-000
65-75-00-02-000
65-75-00-04-000
65-75-00-06-000
65-75-00-10-000
65-80-00-00-000
65-80-10-00-000
65-80-20-00-000
65-90-00-02-000
65-90-00-04-000
65-90-60-04-000
65-90-90-04-000
65-91-00-02-000
65-91-01-02-000
65-91-02-02-000
65-91-03-02-000
65-91-04-02-000
65-91-05-02-000
65-91-06-02-000
65-91-07-02-000
65-91-07-04-000
65-91-08-02-000
65-91-09-02-000
65-91-09-04-000
65-91-10-02-000
65-91-11-02-000
65-91-12-02-000
65-91-91-02-000
65-91-91-04-000
65-91-92-02-000
65-91-93-02-000
65-91-94-02-000
65-91-95-02-000
65-91-96-02-000
65-91-97-02-000
65-91-97-04-000
65-91-99-02-000
65-92-00-04-000
65-99-99-06-000
PSA7-E CENTRAL FL REG PLNNG COUNCIL
PSA8-COUNCIL FOR HUM SVCS OF SC FL
PSA9-AAA OF PALM BEACH/TREASURE COAST
PSA10-AREA WIDE COUNCIL ON AGING
PSA11-ALLIANCE FOR AGING, INC
SPECIAL PROJECTS
ADULT DAY CARE FOOD PROGRAM AGREEMENTS
UNALLOCATED BUDGET-CSS
RE-EST TO CLOSE BALANCES
CONTROL
CONTROL
CONTROL
CONTROL
COLLOCATED COST
RE-EST TO CLOSE OLD BALANCES
RE-ESTABLISH TO CLOSE OLD BALANCES
DIVISION OF STATEWIDE COM BASD
DIV OF STATEWIDE COMMUNITY BASED SERVICES - COOR
BUREAU OF LONG-TERM CARE AND SUPPORT
ARC IMPLEMENTATION CONTRACT MANAGEMENT
BUR OF COMPRE ASSESS & REV OF LONG-TERM CARESVS
CARES PENSACOLA
CARES PANAMA CITY
CARES GAINESVILLE
CARES JACKSONVILLE
CARES LARGO
CARES TAMPA
CARES ORLANDO
CARES - ORLANDO PSA7
CARES FT MYERS
CARES WEST PALM BEACH
CY LEASE
CARES SUNRISE
CARES MIAMI
CARES 11B
CARES LEASES
MWLEASE
CARES TALLAHASSEE
CARES OCALA
CARES DAYTONA BEACH
CARES 5B - NEWPORT RICHEY
CARES LAKELAND
CARES TITUSVILLE
CARES-TITUSVILLE-PSA7B
CARES FT PIERCE
ASSISTED LIVING FACILITIES PROGRAM-HQ
RESERVE FOR VACANT POSITIONS
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OCA Codes (Other Cost Accumulator)
Code
Description
ADAOO
ADHOO
ADRCA
ADRCC
ADRC9
ADTHQ
ADT13
AE000
AGING
AIDLG
ALEOO
ALFDT
ALFEX
ALFHD
ALFHQ
ALFRT
ALFSL
ALFTC
ALFTR
ALF00
ALLOC
ALOPS
ALRUL
ALRWJ
ALZAS
ALZDM
ALZM0
ALZ00
AMCOR
AMM13
AMM14
AMM15
AMP13
AMP14
AMP15
AMRM1
AMRM2
AMRP1
AMRP2
AOARC
APOPS
AP000
AP002
ARCFT
ARCM0
ARCM4
ARC00
ARC04
ARDTP
AR000
AR002
ASHC4
ATFIE
AUDIT
BJADM
BJATG
BJBGT
BJCNA
BJCOM
AGING DISABLED ADULTS
ADULT DAY HEALTH
AGING AND DISABILITY RESOURCE CTR-AOA
AGING AND DISABILITY RESOURCE CENTER - CMS
AGING & DISABILITY & RESOURCE CTR EXPANSION
ADRC9 EXPANSION TRAINING HEADQUARTERS
ADRC9 EXPANSION FOR TRAINING CONTRACT
OAA UNRESTRICTED CASH - NON-GRANT
DONATIONS AND EXPENDITURES-INSTITUTE ON AGING
AID TO LOCAL GOVERNMENTS GRANTS & AIDS PROJECTS
ASSISTED LIVING WAIVER
ALF DISTRICT STAFF @ HQ
ALF AFCH TRAINERS EXPENSE
ALF HEADQUARTERS DIRECTOR
ALF HEADQUARTERS
ALF RENT AND ALLOCATED COSTS
ALF SALARY IN ADMIN TRUST FUND
ALF TELEPHONE CHARGES
ALF AFCH TRAINERS FEES
ALF AFCH TRAINERS
ALLOCATED COST
ALZHEIMERS DEMONSTRATION PROJECT OPS
RULE DEV-ALF AFCH HOSPICE ALZ NH TRAINING
ALF MATCH TO RWJ COMING HOME GRANT
ALZHEIMER'S DEMO GRANT ADULT DAY SERVICES
ALZHEIMER'S DEMO PROJECT (FEDERAL)
ALHEIMERS DEMONSTRATION GRANT MATCH
REVENUE/EXP FOR ALZHEIMERS DONATIONS
AMERICORP FOR PAYROLL
AMERICORP LEGACY RESPITE MATCH 2012-2013
AMERICORP LEGACY RESPITE MATCH 2013-2014
AMERICORP LEGACY RESPITE GR CONTRACT 2014-2015
AMERICORP LEGACY RESPITE FED CONTRACT 2012-13
AMERICORP LEGACY RESPITE FED CONTRACT 2013-2014
AMERICORP LEGACY RESPITE FED CONTRACT 2014-2015
AMERICORPS LEGACY RESPITE MATCH 2011-2012
AMERICORP LEGACY RESPITE MATCH
AMERICORP LEGACY RESPITE SERVICES 2011-2012
AMERICORP LEGACY RESPITE CONTRACTS 2012-2013
MINORITY RESOURCE CENTER
ALZHEIMERS PROJECTS OPS
ALZHEIMERS PROJECTS
ALZHEIMERS PROJECT
EXECUTIVE AIRCRAFT POOL SUBSCRIPTION EXPENDITURE
AGING RESOURCE CENTERS - GENERAL REVENUE MATCH
ARC GENERAL REVENUE EXPENSE MATCH
AGING RESOURCE CENTER
ARC OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCE EXPENSE
OUTCOME MEASURES/MATCH 2001-2002
ALZHEIMERS RESPITE
ALZHEIMERS RESPITE
ARTHRITIS SELF-HELP COURSE 2004
BEG BAL INDIRECT EARNINGS TRANSFER INTO ADMINTF
ACFP PRIOR YEAR REFUNDS AS PER DOE AUDIT
GR-DIR OF ADMIN ACTIV 605000
ATTORNEY GENERAL - LEGAL
GR-PLANNING/BUGT ACTIV 605050
GR-CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION/ACTIV 605020
COMMUNICATIONS - NONGT
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Elder Affairs
OCA Codes (Other Cost Accumulator)
Code
Description
BJDRV
BJEOL
BJGNS
BJLGL
BJMIS
BJNUT
BJPER
BJPUR
BJRLM
BJ000
BUY24
CAP13
CARES
CARSP
CARTC
CDCEQ
CDCNT
CDCPL
CDC00
CDOPS
CDR10
CFAL
CHANL
CLEAR
CLP00
CLSAT
CM000
CNA00
COOPS
CRDIR
CS000
CWPOO
DCFSV
DEFIB
DEMDC
DPINR
DPOM4
DPPER
DTINR
DTOMP
EBCT1
EBI09
ECA00
EDPIN
EFCGV
EFEU0
EF000
EHEAP
ELDAY
ELLI1
EMAIL
EMERG
EM000
EUEMG
EUIE0
EUIND
EUREL
EU000
EX000
GR-FINANCE AND ACCT/ACTIV 605060
GR-HOSPICE END OF LIFE/ACTIV 404700
GR-PROPERTY MANAGEMENT/ACTIV 605040
GR-GENERAL COUNSEL-LEGAL/ACTIV 601010
DOEA GR ADMIN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
GR NUTRITION
GR-PERSONNEL/HR ACTIVITIES/ACTIV 602030
GR-PROCUREMENT ACTIVITIES/ACTIV 605030
GR FUNDED ACTIVITIES RELATED TO RULE MAKING
DOEA PROGRAM ADMINISTRATION (GR)
ANNUAL LEAVE - CHRISTMAS
AAA CONSUMER ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
CARES PROGRAM (FED & GR MATCH)
CAREGIVER SUPPORT
CARES COMMUNICATION FUNDING
CONSUMER DIRECTED CARE STATEWIDE EQUIPMENT
CONSUMER DIRECTED CARE CONTRACTS
CONSUMER DIRECTED CARE PLUS PROGRAM, GR-NONREC
CONSUMER DIRECTED CARE SALARIES
CONSUMER DIRECTED CARE OPS
ARRA CHRONIC DISEASE SELF MANAGEMENT PRGM(CDSMP)
COMMUNITIES FOR A LIFETIME
CHANNELING WAIVER
ALLOCATED CLEARING ACCOUNT
COMMUNITY LIVING PROGRAM PILOT PROJECT
CLIENT SATISFACTION PROJECT/IN ASSN W/ BOSTON U
ADD TO CLOSING BALANCE
CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANCE STUDY
CONSUMER DIRECTED CARE OUTREACH OPS
CARES DIRECTOR
CONTRACTED SERVICES
CHANNELING WAIVER PROGRAMS
DATA CENTER FACILITY SERVICES
DEFIBRILLATOR EQUIPMENT
ALZ DEMENTIA DAY CARE
PLAN & EVAL/STRATEGIC MGT & EVAL/INTERVIEWERS
DEVELOPMENT & TESTING OUTCOME MEASURES
DATA PROCESSING EXPENSE - 602030
PLAN & EVAL/STRATEGIC MGT & EVAL/INTERVIEWERS
PERFORMANCE OUTCOME MEASURES TITLE III 2001/02
EVIDENCE BASED CARE TRANSITION PROJECT
EVIDENCE BASED INTERVENTION COMMUNITY REACH II
EHEAP FFY00 EMERG COOLING ASST SVC FUNDS
DATA PROCESSING EXPENSE INSURANCE ACTIV 504006
ELDER FLORIDIAN / CAREGIVER FORUM
ELDER FLORIDIAN / ELDER UPDATE
ELDER FLORIDIAN
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
AMBASSADORS FOR AGING DAY DONATIONS - EXPEND.
ELDER LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE II SFY 2000-2001
CONTROL EMAIL
EMERGENCY/DISASTER
ELDERLY MEALS
ELDER UPDATE/DISASTER GUIDES/EMERG
ELDER UPDATE EXPENDITURES FROM INDIRECT EARNINGS
ELDER UPDATE INDIRECT
ELDER UPDATE - RELIEF
ELDER UPDATE
DISBURSEMENT OF SLIAG EARNINGS
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OCA Codes (Other Cost Accumulator)
Code
Description
E7000
FB000
FCCS0
FCO00
FDLE
FEABP
FEECC
FFE00
FIVE3
FIVE4
FIVE5
FIVM2
FIV11
FIV12
FIV13
FIV14
FIV15
FLIPS
FSC10
FSC11
FSC12
FSC13
FSC14
FSC15
FSU00
FX000
FZARC
FZCGS
FZCOM
FZCSV
FZDRV
FZEIP
FZEI2
FZEOL
FZFAD
FZHCS
FZHSZ
FZIEA
FZINR
FZMAT
FZMIS
FZMON
FZNSE
FZOPS
FZOSC
FZPLN
FZRLM
FZSAV
FZSCC
FZUSD
FZVIP
FZWEL
FZ0SC
FZ000
FZ200
F1000
GARNI
GCM10
GCM11
AGENCY MASTER GL 354MM CORRECTION
ADVISORY COUNCIL
FL COMM COMM SVCS FORMULA/AMERICORPS ELDERSERVE
FCO-140078,386,388,390 98-99 ITEMS...
FDLE BACKGROUND CHECK
FINANCIAL ELDER ABUSE PREVENTION
FEE FOR SERVICE PILOT PROJECT
FOUNDATION FOR FLORIDA'S ELDERS
TITLE V COMMUNITY SERVICES EMPLOYMENT/OAA
TITLE V COMMUNITY SERVICES EMPLOYMENT/OAA
SENIOR COMM SEVICE EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM
TITLE V COMMUNITY SERVICES EMPLOYMENT/OAA MATCH
T-5 HEADQUARTER ADMIN
TITLE 5 HEADQUARTER ADMIN
TITLE 5 HEADQUARTER ADMIN
TITLE V HEADQUARTER ADMIN.
TITLE V - DEPT OF LABOR 2014-2015
FLIPS/PREVENTIVE HEALTH
2010 SENIOR COMPANION PROGRAM
2011 SENIOR COMPANION PROGRAM
2012 SENIOR COMPANION PROGRAM
2013 SENIOR COMPANION PROGRAM
2014 SENIOR COMPANION PROGRAM
2015 SENIOR COMPANION PROGRAM
OAA TRAINING REIMBURSEMENT
TITLE III STATE ADMINISTRATION TRAINING
ARC DEVELOPMENT OAA
OAA HQ ADMIN CAREGIVERS SUP ACTIV 404200(75/25)
OAA ADM COMMUNICATION/PUB INF ACTI 602020(75/25)
VOL & COMMUNITY SVCS/COMMUNITY SERVICES
OAA HQ ADMIN FINANCE & ACCT ACT 605060
OAA ADM EARLY INTERVENTION/ACTIV 404100 (75/25)
OAA ADM EARLY INTERVENTION YR2
OAA ADMIN HOUSING/HOSP.EOL/ACTIV 404700 (75/25)
DIV OF FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION
OAA ADMIN HOME/COMM/DIVERSI/ACTIV 404500 (75/25)
HOUSE ASSISTED LIVING - OAA
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL AFFAIRS OAA
PLAN & EVAL/STRATEGIC MGT & EVAL/INTERVIEWERS
DOEA PROGRAM ADMINISTRATION MATCH (100%GR)
OAA HQ ADMIN INFO TECHNOLOGY ACTIV 603000(75/25)
MONITORING QUALITY ASSURANCE
OAA ADMIN NUTRITION SVCS/ACTIV 404000 (75/25)
OAA OPS
OAA ADMIN SELF CARE INIT/ACTIV 404900 (75/25)
OAA ADMIN PLANNING-BUDGET/ACTIV 605050(75/25)
OAA RULEMAKING / 601010
SAVVY SENIORS
OAA ADM SUPPORTIVE COMM CARE/ACTIV 404400(75/25)
ELDER FARMERS MARKET NUTRITION PROG, ADM COST
VOL & COMM SVCS/VOLUNTEER PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT
OAA-EARLY INTERVENTION-WELLNESS
OAA ADMIN SELF CARE INIT/ACTIV 404900 (75/25)
OAA ADMIN EXECUTIVE DIRECTION ACT601000(75/25)
REOPEN TO CLOSE BALANCES
DELETE OLD RECORDS
GARNISHMENTS
OAA/TITLE IIIC1 CONGREGATE MEALS/FFY10
OAA/TITLE IIIC1 CONGREGATE MEALS/FFY11
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OCA Codes (Other Cost Accumulator)
Code
Description
GCM12
GCM13
GCM14
GCM15
GEA12
GEA13
GEA14
GEA15
GENSV
GFC10
GFC11
GFC12
GFC13
GFC14
GFC15
GHIP5
GHIP6
GHI10
GHI11
GHI12
GHI13
GHI14
GHM10
GHM11
GHM12
GHM13
GHM14
GHM15
GOILS
GOLDC
GPH11
GPH12
GPH13
GPH14
GPH15
GSS06
GSS07
GSS08
GSS09
GSS10
GSS11
GSS12
GSS13
GSS14
GSS15
GSTRV
HBI
HBI10
HCAA2
HCCM2
HCEAA
HCECM
HCEIN
HCEMS
HCE00
HCFAV
HCFA0
HCFA2
HCFLT
OAA/TITLE IIIC1 CONGREGATE MEALS/FFY12
OAA/TITLE IIIC1CONGREGATE MEALS/FFY13
OAA/TITLE IIIC1 CONGREGATE MEALS/FFY14
OAA TITLE IIIC1 CONGREGATE MEALS/FFY15
TITLE VII ELDER ABUSE PREVENTION, FFY12
TITLE VII ELDER ABUSE PREVENTION, FFY13
TITLE VII ELDER ABUSE PREVENTION, FFY14
TITLE VII ELDER ABUSE PREVENTION FFY15
GENERAL SVCS AGENCYWIDE OVERHEAD EXP/IND 605040
OAA/TITLE IIIE NATIONAL FAMILY CAREGIVER,FFY10
OAA/TITLE IIIE NATIONAL FAMILY CAREGIVER, FFY11
OAA/TITLE IIIE NATIONAL FAMILY CAREGIVER, FFY12
OAA/TITLE IIIE NATIONAL FAMILY CAREGIVER, FFY13
OAA/TITLE IIIE NATIONAL FAMILY CAREGIVER, FFY14
OAA TITLE IIIE NATIONAL FAMILY CAREGIVER, FFY15
STATE HEALTH INSURANCE ASST-PERFORMANCE PLUS 05
STATE HEALTH INSURNACE ASST-PERFORMANCE PLUS 06
SHINE-STATE HEALTH INSURANCE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
STATE HEALTH INSURANCE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
SHINE 2012-13
SERVING HEALTH INSURANCE NEEDS OF ELDERS
SERVING HEALTH INSURANCE NEEDS OF ELDERS
OAA TITLE IIIC2/HOMEDELIVERED MEALS/FFY10
OAA TITLE IIIC2 HOME DELIVERED MEALS/FFY11
OAA TITLE IIIC2 HOME DELIVERED MEALS/FFY12
OAA TITLE IIIC2 HOME DELIVERED MEALS/FFY13
OAA TITLE IIICE HOME DELIVERED MEALS/FFY14
OAA TITLE IIIC2 HOME DELIVERED MEALS, FFY15
2010 GULF OIL SPILL
GOLDEN CHOICE VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION EVENTS
2011 IIID PREVENTIVE HEALTH
2012 PREVENTIVE HEALTH
2013 PREVENTIVE HEALTH
2014 PREVENTIVE HEALTH
2015 PREVENTIVE HEALTH
OAA/TITLE IIIB/SUPPORTIVE SERVICES/FFY06
OAA/TITLE IIIB/SUPPORTIVE SERVICES, FFY07
OAA/TITLE IIIB/SUPPORTIVE SERVICES,FFY08
OAA/TITLE IIIB/SUPPORTIVE SERVICES,FFY09
OAA/TITLE IIIB SUPPORTIVE SERVICES,FFY10
OAA/TITLE IIIB SUPPORTIVE SERVICES,FFY11
OAA/TITLE IIIB SUPPORTIVE SERVICES, FFY12
OAA/TITLE IIIB SUPPORTIVE SERVICES,FFY13
OAA/TITLE IIIB SUPPORTIVE SERVICES, FFY14
OAA TITLE IIIB SUPPORTIVE SERVICES. FFY15
GENERAL SVCS COURIER TRAVEL/IND 605040
2010 ADSSP EB INNOVATION HEALTHY BRAIN
2010 ADSSP INNOVATION HEALTHY BRAIN
HCE AREA ADMINISTRATION
HCE CASE MANAGEMENT
HCE AREA ADMINISTRATION
HCE CASE MANAGEMENT
HCE INFRASTRUCTURE
HCE MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS REQUIREMENTS
HCE SUBSIDY PAYMENTS
STATE HLTH INS ASST-SHINE VOLUNTEER COUNSEL EXP
STATE HEALTH INS ASSIST PROGRAM-SHINE ADMIN
SHINE CONTRACTS YEAR 2
STATE HEALTH INS ASST-LONG TERM CARE SUPPL
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OCA Codes (Other Cost Accumulator)
Code
Description
HCOPS
HC002
HDONA
HEA05
HEA06
HEA07
HEA08
HEA09
HEA10
HEA11
HEA12
HEA13
HEA14
HEHQ0
HEHQ1
HEHQ2
HEHQ3
HEHQ4
HEHQ5
HEHQ6
HEHQ7
HEHQ8
HEHQ9
HEOR0
HEOR1
HEOR2
HEOR3
HEOR4
HEOR6
HEOR7
HEOR8
HEOR9
HEO14
HEPLN
HEROS
HEWA6
HEWA7
HEW05
HEW06
HEW07
HEW08
HEW09
HEW10
HEW11
HEW12
HEW13
HEW14
HE000
HE005
HE006
HE007
HE008
HE009
HE010
HE011
HE012
HE013
HIPAA
HMCEV
HEALTH INS INFO COUNSELING & ASSISTANCE OPS
HCE SUSIDY PAYMENTS
DONATIONS/SHINE PROGRAM
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY ASSIST PROGRAM - ADMIN.
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY PRGM-CONTR ADMIN
LOW INCOME HOME ENEERGY PRGM-CONTR ADMIN
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY CONTRACT ADMIN
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY CONTRACT ADMIN 2009-10
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY-CONTRACT ADMIN 2010-2011
LOW INCOME HOME ENGERY-CONTRACT ADMIN-2011-2012
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY-CONTRACT ADMIN-2012-13
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY-CONTRACT ADMIN 2013-14
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY-CONTRACT ADMIN 2014-2015
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY ASSIST.-HQ 2010-2011
LOW INCOME HOME ENGERY-HEADQTRS ADMIN-2011-2012
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY-HEADQTRS ADMIN-2012-13
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY-HEADQTRS ADMIN 2013-14
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY ASSIST PROGRAM -HQ.
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY ASSIST PROGRAM - HQ.
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY HEADQTRS-ADMIN EXPENSE
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY HEADQUARTERS-ADM EXPENSE
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY HEADQUARTERS-ADM EXPENSE
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY HDQT-ADMIN EXP 2009-10
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY-PSA OUTREACH 2010-2011
LOW INCOME HOME ENGERY-PSA OUTREACH-2011-2012
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY-PSA OUTREACH-2012-13
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY-PSA OUTREACH 2013-14
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY-PSA OUTREACH 2014-2015
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY OUTREACH SVCS
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY OUTREACH SVCS
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY OUTREACH SVCS
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY OUTREACH SVCS 2009-10
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY-CONTRACT SVCS 2014-2015
STATEWIDE SENIOR LEGAL HELPLINE
DONATIONS "WALL OF HEROS"
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY ASSIT CONTR WEATHER ADMIN
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY ASSIT CONTR WEATHER ADMIN
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY ASSIT CONTR WEATHER SVS
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY ASSIT CONTR WEATHER RELAT
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY ASSIT CONTR WEATHER RELAT
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY CONTR WEATHER RELATED
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY CONTRACT WEATHER 2009-10
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY-WEATHER RELATED2010-2011
LOW INCOME HOME ENGERY-WEATHER RELATED-2011-2012
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY-WEATHER RELATED-2012-13
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY-WEATHER RELATED 2013-14
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY-WEATHER 2014-2015
HOME ENERGY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM -FFY 2000 SVCS
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY ASSIST PROGRAM SVC.
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY ASSIST CRISIS SVCS
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY ASSIST CRISIS SVCS
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY CRISIS SERVICES
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY CRISIS SERVICES 2009-10
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY-CONTRACT SVCS 2010-2011
LOW INCOME HOME ENGERY-CONTRACT SVCS-2011-2012
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY-CONTRACT SVCS-2012-13
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY-CONTRACT SVCS 2013-14
HIPAA COMPLIANCE - ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES
MEDICARE PLUS CHOICE DATA COLLECTION
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OCA Codes (Other Cost Accumulator)
Code
Description
HMOTH
HMPCT
HMTRS
HOMRE
HOUSE
HQOPS
HRPER
HRSVC
HTRAN
HURR4
IEADM
IEAGY
IEARN
IEBGT
IEBUY
IECAP
IECNA
IEDRV
IEEOL
IEGNS
IEIND
IELEG
IELGL
IELGS
IEMIS
IEOIG
IEOPS
IEOST
IEO11
IEO21
IEO23
IEO50
IEO52
IEO53
IEO54
IEO55
IEO56
IEPER
IEPLN
IEPUR
IERLM
IE000
INAUD
INDIR
INDMW
INFRC
INGEN
INSUR
IOWAD
IRMB0
ITADM
ITDCS
ITEMC
ITHLP
ITLAN
ITSEC
ITSUP
ITWAN
JAXDU
MEDICARE PLUS CHOICE OTHER
MEDICARE PLUS CHOICE PERSONNEL
MEDICARE PLUS CHOICE TRAVEL
HONOR HOME REPAIR
HOUSING-ASSISTED LIVING
ALF HQ OPS
AGENCYWIDE HUMAN RESOURCES/INDIRECT 602030
HUMAN RESOURCES SERVICES
MEDWAIVER HOUSING TRANSPORTATION
HURRICANE 2004-INITIAL HURRICANE DISASTER RELIEF
INDIRECT/DIR OF ADMIN/ACTIV 605000
INDIRECT LEGAL FOR AGENCY WIDE
INDIRECT EARNINGS (RECEIPTS) NON-LOC GRANTS
INDIRECT/PLANNING AND BUDGET/ACTIV 605050
SALARY BUYOUTS
INDIRECT COST ALLOCATION PLAN
INDIRECT/CONTRACT ADMIN/ACTIV 605020
INDIRECT/FINANCE AND ACCT/ACTIV 605060
INDIRECT COSTS-END OF LIFE ISSUES
INDIRECT/PROPERTY MANAGEMENT/ACTIV 605040
INDIRECT COST PLAN
INDIRECT COSTS-LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS
INDIRECT/GENERAL COUNSEL/ACTIV 601010
INDIRECT LEGAL SALARIES
INDIRECT EARNINGS MIS EXPENDITURESACT 603000
INDIRECT OPS ADMIN INSPEC GENERAL ACTIV 601011
INDIRECT EARNINGS OPS
INDIRECT OPS STATE TECHNOLOGY OFFICE
INDIRECT OPS ADMIN LEGAL AFFAIRS ACTIV 601010
INDIRECT OPS ADMIN LEGIS AFFAIRS ACTIV 602010
INDIRECT OPS ADMIN PERSON/HUMAN ACTIV 602030
IND OPS DIRECTOR OFFICE FISCAL & CONT
INDIRECT OPS ADMIN CONTRACT ADMIN ACTIV 605020
INDIRECT OPS ADMIN PURCHASING/PROCUR ACT 605030
INDIRECT OPS ADMIN GENERAL SERVICES ACTIV 605040
INDIRECT OPS ADMIN PLANNING/BUDGET ACTIV 605050
INDIRECT OPS ADMIN FINANCE/ACCTING ACTIV 605060
INDIRECT/PERSONNEL/HR/ACTIV 602030
INDIRECT FOR LONG RANGE PROGRAM PLANNING
INDIRECT/PROCUREMENT/ACTIV 605030
RULEMAKING/INDIRECT/601010
INDIRECT AGENCY EARNINGS
INTERNAL AUDITOR
INDIRECT
MEDWAIVER MATCH FROM INDIRECT
TEMP MASTER FILE CLEAN UP
INTERGENERATIONAL PROJECTS
CONTROL INSURANCE
IOWA DEPLOYMENT
INFO & REFERRAL FOR MEDICARE BENEFICIARIES
IT ADMINISTRATION & MANAGEMENT SERVICES/ACT0300
IT-DESKTOP COMPUTING SERVICES /ACT 0350
IT/E-MAIL,MESSAGING,CALENDARINGSVC/ACT 0340
IT-HELPDESK SERVICES/ACT 0350
IT-LOCAL AREA NETWORK SERVICES/ACT 0340
IT-SECURITY & RISK MITIGATION SERVICES/ACT 0320
IT-SUPPORT SVC/FINANCIAL & ADMIN SYSTEMS/ACT0320
IT-WIDE AREA NETWORK SERVICE/ACT 0340
JACKSONVILLE DUVAL CTY COUNCIL ON ELDER AFFAIRS
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OCA Codes (Other Cost Accumulator)
Code
Description
KANE7
KATRI
LEGIS
LEG08
LEG09
LEG10
LIA15
LID15
LIS15
LSDSH
LSP00
LS000
LTCGE
LTCOP
LTOPS
MAC15
MADRC
MAINT
MANGO
MEALS
MIAAA
MICCO
MMADR
MMARC
MMDPO
MMPHQ
MMRHM
MMSEA
MM000
MPAM0
MPA00
MP0M0
MP000
MWDPM
MWLTC
MWOPS
MWPIL
MWPLM
NASUA
NFEMA
NHALZ
NHDM9
NHDOO
NONGT
NRHWT
NSIP0
NSIP1
NSIP2
NSP13
NSP14
NSP15
NUTRI
NWD15
NWFWC
NYU10
OBOC1
OLTCP
OMBDO
OMOPS
CHARLIE AND RAY KANE SR CTR
HURRICANE KATRINA
LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS
MODEL APPROACH LEGAL PROJECT YR 1
MODEL APPROACH LEGAL PROJECT YR 1
MODEL LEGAL APPROACHES LEGAL ASSISTANCE
MED. IMPROV. FOR PATIENTS & PROVIDERS ACT-AAA
MED. IMPROV. FOR PATIENTS & PROVIDERS ACT-ADRCA
MED. IMPROV. FOR PATIENTS & PROVIDERS ACT-SHIP
LEGAL SERVICES DEVELOPMENT/OAA STATE ADMIN
LOCAL SERVICE PROGRAMS - MEALS ON WHEELS
LOCAL SERVICES PROGRAM- HOME MAKER SERVICES
LTCOC HEDQUARTERS GENERAL EXPENSE
LONG TERM CARE OMBUDSMAN PROGRAM
LONG TERM CARE OMBUDSMAN PRO OPS
MEDICAID ADMINISTRATIVE CLAIMING 14-15
MIPPA-OUTREACH TO LOW INCOME MEDICARE-ADRC FDS
HOUSING REHABILITATION,RENOVATION,MODIFICATION
MANGONIA ALF FCO
DISASTER PREPAREDNESS SHELF MEALS
MIPPA-OUTREACH TO LOW INCOME MEDICARE-AAA FUND
BAREFOOT BAY/MICCO ADULT DAY CARE CENTER
CSS MATCH FOR ADRCA GRANT
CSS GR MINORITY RESOURCE CENTER ACTIVITY 404100
CSS GR PERFORMANCE OUTCOME MEASURES ACTIV 404500
SR MEDICARE/MEDICAID PATROL - DOEA MATCH
RWJ COMING HOME CSS MATCH 2001-02-03-04
MEDICARE,MEDICAID,SCHIP EXT ACT 2007
CCE COMMUNITY SERVICES SYSTEM
MEDWAIVER SPECIALISTS MATCH-ALF
MEDWAIVER SPECIALISTS ALF WAIVER
MEDWAIVER SPECIALIST CONTRACTS MWHCBS
MEDWAIVER SPECIALIST CONTRACTS MWHCBS
LTC COM DIVERSION PROJ-DCF ELIG MATCH (IND 50%)
MEDICAID WAIVER ADMIN/LONG TERM CARE INITIATIVE
MEDWAIVER ADMINISTRATION OPS (NON HQ)
LTC PILOT - MEDICAID ELIGIBILITY (50/50 GR/MW)
LTC PILOT - MEDICAID ELIG DCF MATCH (IND 50%)
DEVELOP & INTEGRATION OF GEOGRAPHIC INFO (GIS)
EMERG. HURRICANE RELIEF COMM. BASED CARE -NO FEM
ALZHEIMER DISEASE PROVIDER TRAINING PROGRAM
NURSING HOME DIVERSION MODIFICATION YR 09
NURSING HOME DIVERSION WAIVER
NOT A GRANT (GR ONLY)
NW AREA AGENCY PASS THROUGHFOR LEASE & PHONE
OAA NUTRITION SERVICES INCENTIVE PROGRAMS
OAA NUTRITION SERVICE INCENTIVE PROGRAM
NUTRITION SERVICES INCENTIVE PROGRAM
NUTRITION INCENTIVE SUPPLEMENT PROG 2013
NUTRITION SERVICES INCENTIVE PROGRAM FFY2014
NUTRITION SERVICE INCENTIVE PROGRAM 2014-15
NUTRITION PROGRAM
NWD- TRANSFORMING STATE LTSS ACCESS PROGRAMS
FCO NW FEDERATED WOMENS CLUB OF BROWARD COUNTY
FDOEA 2010 ADSSP EB CAREGIVER
AFFORDABLE CARE ACT: OPT B COUNCELING & ASST.PRG
OFFICE OF LONG TERM CARE POLICY/601000
OMBUDSMAN PROGRAM-DONATIONS
DEV. OF MODEL PERFORMANCE OUTCOME MEASURE/OPS
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OCA Codes (Other Cost Accumulator)
Code
Description
OMPLN
OM000
ORTHQ
ORTVE
ORTVM
ORT00
OSTDH
OSTEO
OWP10
PACEE
PGEXP
PGNRL
PGP01
PHARM
PII15
PMP11
PMP6A
PM6A2
POMPS
PORTA
PORTL
PO0HQ
PO000
PRFEE
PUBAB
PUBAV
PUBCT
PUBDT
PUBGD
PUBRF
PUBVA
PUB01
PUB02
PUB05
PUB06
PUB07
PUB08
PUB09
PUB10
PUB11
PUB13
PUB15
PUB17
PUB18
PUB19
PUB20
PUB37
PX000
RALLI
RAL05
RAL08
RAL09
RBOST
RCDSP
RCOPS
REEUP
RELFA
RELFZ
RELF0
AOA PERF OUTCOME EXP PLANNING/BUDGET ACT 605050
DEVELOPMENT OF MODEL PERFORMANCE OUTCOME MEASURE
90AM2107 OP RESTORE TRUST MIN OUTRCH & ED HQ
90AM2107 OP RESTORE TRUST MIN OUTRCH & ED VOL EX
90AM2107 OP RESTORE TRUST MIN OUTRCH & ED MATCH
OPERATION RESTORE TRUST
OSTEO PROGRAM
THE OSTEOPOROSIS PREVENTION PROGRAM
TITLE V OLDER WORKER PROGRAM SUPPLEMENTAL
PACE WAIVER
LTCOP GENERAL EXPENSE
OMBUDSMAN GENERAL EXPENSE
PERFORMANCE OUTCOME MEA - PLANNING GRANT
SHINE VOLUNTEER-USF PHARMACY STUDENT PROGRAM
STATE HEALTH INSURANCE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
NEXT GENERATION PERFORMANCE OUTCOME MEASURES
PERF. OUTCOME MEASURES PROJ.-PRIORITY 2 ADVANCED
ADVANCED PERFORMANCE OUTCOME MEASURES FFY2005-06
PERFORMANCE OUTCOME MEASURES-STATEWIDE
SILVER SURFER PHASE I-IMPLEMEN DEVELOP PORTAL
PORTAL/WEB MANAGEMENT SERVICE
LONG TERM CARE OMBUDSMAN HEADQUARTERS SALARY
LONG TERM CARE OMBUDSMAN COUNCIL
PUBLIC RECORDS REQUEST FEE
PUBLIC GUARDIANSHIP ABANDONED PROPERTY REVENUE
LTCOP ADVERTISING
PUB GUARDIAN COURT ORDERED REVENUE
PUBLIC GUARDIAN - DISTRICT ACTIVITIES
PUBLIC GUARDIANSHIP
PUBLIC GUARDIANSHIP REGISTRATION FEES
PUBLIC GUARD VETERAN AFFAIRS / 101030
PUBLIC GUARDIAN/FIRST CIRCUIT
PUBLIC GUARDIAN PRIVATIZATION OF 2ND CIRCUIT
PUBLIC GUARDIANSHIP / FIFTH CIRCUIT
PUBLIC GUARDIANSHIP / SIXTH CIRCUIT
PUBLIC GUARDIANSHIP / SEVENTH CIRCUIT
PUBLIC GUARDIAN 8TH CIRCUIT
PUBLIC GUARDIANSHIP / NINTH CIRCUIT
PUBLIC GUARDIAN 10 CIRCUIT
PUBLIC GUARD MIAMI-DADE/ 101030
HILLSBOROUGH CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT
15TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT COURT
17TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT COURT
PUBLIC GUARDIAN / BREVARD GUARDIAN SERVICES
PUBLIC GUARDIAN 19 CIRCUIT
20TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT COURT
LEON COUNTY COURT
SUNSHINE FOR SENIORS PRESCRIPTION PROJECT
RECEIPTS LICENSE FEES ASSISTED LIVING
ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY PSA 5 RECEIPTS
ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY PSA 8 RECEIPTS
ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY PSA 9 RECEIPTS
BOSTON U
CONSUMER DIR. CARE PEER SUPPORT (RWJ50%-MED50%)
FRAUD AND ABUSE RESOURCE CENTER
DONATIONS-EXPEND ELDER UPDATE-CAREGVRS FORUM
RELIEF PROGRAM ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENDITURES
RELIEF OAA STATE ADMIN / GR MATCH
RECEIPTS RELIEF PROGRAM
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Elder Affairs
OCA Codes (Other Cost Accumulator)
Code
Description
REOPS
REO42
REPAY
REST
RFDLE
RFINE
RHME4
RHME5
RITAA
RMEII
RMINS
RVCDC
RVHE0
RVINT
RVINV
RVLTC
RVSC0
RVSC1
RVSC9
RVTBC
R9000
SAD07
SAD10
SAOPS
SENCT
SEW10
SFSPA
SMC15
SMPEV
SMPHQ
SNAPV
SNAP0
SOE10
SPT08
SRC00
STOHD
STRFB
STRIT
SWCAP
S11AB
S12AB
S13AB
S14AB
S15AB
S5209
S5210
S5211
S5212
S5213
S5214
S581C
S6BGT
TCOAC
TELFE
TEMP1
TENAT
TRAIN
TROPS
TSD12
RELIEF OPS
RELIEF OPS GR CAREGIVER SUPPORT ACTIV 404200
PAYROLL REDISTRIBUTION
JUDGE ORDERED RESTITUTION PAYMENT
RECEIPTS CRIMINAL RECORD CHECKS (FDLE)
FINES/PENALTIES FROM COUNTIES
RWJ COMING HOME EXT YEAR 4 - MED/RWJ 50/50
RWJ COMING HOME EXT YEAR 5 - RWJ/MED 50/50
HURRICANE RITAA
RECEIPTS DSE INTEREST
RISK MANAGEMENT INSURANCE PAYMENTS
RECEIPTS RWJ CONSUMER DIRECTED CARE #030840
RECEIPTS LIHEAP (DCA) RECEIPTS FFY 2000
RECEIPTS INTEREST
RECEIPTS INVESTMENTS TRACKING
RECEIPTS MEDICIAD WAIVER ADM/LTC INT 97/98
RECEIPTS 99/00 SENIOR COMPANION GRANT
RECEIPTS 00/01 SENIOR COMPANION GRANT
RECEIPTS 98/99 SENIOR COMPANION GRANT
RECEIPTS FOR SFY 99/00 TABACCO SETTLEMENT
DELETE OLD BALANCES
TITLE V CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION
TITLE V OWP10 HEADQUARTER ADMIN SUPPLEMENTAL
HEALTH CARE FINANCING ADM - SHIP ADMIN OPS
SENIOR CENTER FIXED CAPITLA OUTLAY
TITLE V OWP10 CONTRACT WAGES
SUNSHINE FOR SENIORS PRESCRIPTION ASSISTANCE
STATEWIDE MANAGED CARE YEAR 2014-2015
SR MEDICARE/MEDICAID PATROL - EVALUATION
SR MEDICARE/MEDICAID PATROL - DOEA EXPENSE
SNAP VOICE SIGNATURE SERVICES
SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 2009
TILE V OWP10 CONTRACT OTHER ENROLLEE COST
STATE PROFILE TOOL FY 2007-2012
RESEARCH UNIT - SURVEY RESEARCH CENTER
STATE TECHNOLOGY HELP DESK CHARGES
STARS PROGRAM-FAITH BASED INITIATIVE EXP.
STRATEGIC IT SERVICES
STATEWIDE COST ALLOCATION PLAN
OAA TITLE VII ELDER ABUSE PREVENTION, FFY11
OAA TITLE VII ELDER ABUSE PREVENTION, FFY12
OAA TITLE VII ELDER ABUSE PREVENTION, FFY13
OAA TITLE VII ELDER ABUSE PREVENTION, FFY14
OAA TITLE VII ELDER ABUSE PREVENTION, FFY15
2009 LIHEAP
LOW INCOME HOME ENGERY ASSIST PGRM 2010-11 INDIR
LOW INCOME HOME ENGERY ASSIST PGRM 2011-12 INDIR
LOW INCOME HOME ENGERY ASSIST PGRM 2012-13 INDIR
LOW INCOME HOME ENGERY ASSIST PGRM 2013-14 INDIR
EHEAP INDIRECT EARNINGS 2013-2014
COMPREHENSIVE ASSESSMENT FOR LTC SERVICES SCREEN
TITLE VII ELDER ABUSE PREV/PLAN & BUDGET/FFY06
RELIEF FOR CAREGIVER EDUCATION
TELEPHONE ADMINISTRATIVE FEE COLLECTED
TEMPORARY HOLDING REDISTRIBUTION
TENATE BROKER AGREEMENT CARES
DONATIONS AND EXPEND FOR TRAINING ACADEMY ACTIVI
ALF DISTRICT OPS
2012 TROPICAL STORM DEBBIE JULY,2012
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Elder Affairs
OCA Codes (Other Cost Accumulator)
Code
Description
T10ME
T10PH
T11ME
T11PH
T12ME
T12PH
T13PH
T14PH
T15PH
UAF04
UAF05
UAF06
UAF07
UAF08
UAF09
UAF10
UAF11
UAF12
UAF13
UAF14
UAF15
UCF04
UCF05
UCF06
UCF07
UCF08
UCF09
UCF10
UCF11
UCF12
UCF13
UCF14
UCF15
UEFM0
UEFM1
UEFM3
UEFM4
UEFM5
UEFM6
UEFM7
UEFM8
UEFM9
UFFO5
UFF04
UFF05
UFF06
UFF07
UFF08
UFF09
UFF10
UFF11
UFF12
UFF13
UFF14
UFF15
UFM12
UFM13
UFM14
UFTEL
OAA TITLE IIID MEDICATION MANAGEMENT,FFY10
TITLE IIID PREVENTIVE HEALTH,FFY10
OAA TITLE IIID MEDICATION MANAGEMENT,FFY11
TITLE IIID PREVENTIVE HEALTH, FFY11
OAA TITLE IIID MEDICATION MANAGEMENT,FFY12
TITLE IIID PREVENTIVE HEALTH,FFY12
TITLE IIID PREVENTIVE HEALTH, FFY13
TITLE IIID PREVENTIVE HEALTH, FFY14
TITLE IIID PREVENTIVE HEALTH, FFY15
ADULT FOOD PROGRAM AUDIT 2003-04
ADULT CARE FOOD PROGRAM AUDIT 2004-2005
ADULT DAYCARE FOOD AUDIT 2005-2006
ADULT FOOD CARE AUDIT
USDA ADULT CARE FOOD AUDIT 2007-2008
USDA ADULT FOOD PROGRAM AUDIT 2008-2009
ADULT CARE FOOD PROGRAM - AUDIT
USDA ADULT FOOD PROGRAM AUDIT 2010-2011
USDA AUDIT PROGRAM 2011-2012
USDA ADULT FOOD PGRM AUDIT 2012-13
USDA ADULT FOOD PRGM AUDIT 2013-14
USDA ADULT FOOD PROGRAM 2014-15-AUDIT
ADULT CARE FOOD PGM CASN-IN-LIEU 2003/4
ADULT CARE FOOD PROGRAM CASH-IN-LIEU 2004-05
ADULT DAYCARE FOOD CASH IN LIEU 2005-2006
ADULT FOOD PROGRAM CASH IN LIEU
USDA ADULT CARE FOOD CASH IN LIEU 2007-2008
USDA ADULT FOOD PROGRAM CASH IN LIEU 2008-2009
USDA ADULT FOOD PROGRAM CASH IN LIEU 2009-2010
USDA ADULT FOOD PROGRAM CASH IN LIEU 2010-2011
USDA CASH IN LIEU PROGRAM 2011-2012
USDA ADULT FOOD PGRM CASH IN LIEU 2012-13
USDA ADULT FOOD PRGMCASH IN LIEU 2013-14
USDA ADULT FOOD PROGRAM 2014-15-CASH IN LIEU
2010 USDA SENIOR FARMERS MARKET PROGRAM
USDA 2011 SENIOR FARMERS MARKET PROGRAM
USDA ELDER FARMERS MARKET COUPON COSTS 2003
USDA ELDER FARMERS MARKET COUPON COSTS 2004
USDA SENIOR FARMERS MARKET NUTRITION PROGRAM 05
USDA SENIOR FARMERS MARKET NUTRITION PRGM 2006
USDA SENIOR FARMER'S MARKET NUTRITION PRGM 2007
USDA SENIOR FARMERS'MARKET PRGM 2008
USDA SENIOR FARMERS' MARKET PROGRAM 2009
ADULT CARE FOOD PROGRAM DISTRIBUTION 2004-05
ADULT CARE FOOD PROGRAM DISTRIBUTION 2003/4
ADULT CARE FOOD PROGRAM DISTRIBUTION 2004-05
ADULT DAYCARE FOOD DISTRIBUTION 2005-2006
ADLUT DAYCARE FOOD DISTRIBUTION 2006-2007
USDA ADULT CARE FOOD PROGRAM 2007-2008
USDA ADULT FOOD PROGRAM DISTRIBUTION 2008-2009
USDA ADULT FOOD PROGRAM DISTRIBUTION 2009-2010
USDA ADULT FOOD PROGRAM DISTRIBUTION 2010-2011
USDA ADULT FOOD PROGRAM DISTRIBUTION 2011-2012
USDA ADULT FOOD PGRM MEAL SVCD 2012-13
USDA ADULT FOOD PRGMMEALS SVCD 2013-14
USDA ADULT FOOD PROGRAM 2014-15-MEALS SVCD
2012 SENIOR FARMERS'MARKET
2013 SENIOR FARMERS'MARKET
2014 SENIOR FARMERS'MARKET
UNIV OF FLORIDA - TELEHEALTH PR0JECT
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Elder Affairs
OCA Codes (Other Cost Accumulator)
Code
Description
UHC15
UIT07
UIT08
UMCD1
UMEXP
UNEMP
UNFND
USF11
USF12
USF13
USF14
USF15
UU000
UU002
U3APS
U3000
U3002
VOLTR
VR000
VSM00
WILMA
XBYRD
Y2K00
ZAA10
ZAA11
ZAA12
ZAA13
ZAA14
ZAA15
ZFA00
ZFA09
ZFA10
ZFA11
ZFA12
ZFA13
ZFA14
ZFA15
ZFM00
ZFM11
ZFM12
ZFM13
ZFM14
ZFM15
ZF000
ZF011
ZF012
ZF013
ZF014
ZF015
ZPO12
ZPO13
ZPO14
ZPO15
ZSAFE
00999
4HOLD
45000
46IND
4600P
ALF MEMBER PROJECT 2014-15
USDA INFORMATION TECH CONTRACT
USDA INFORMATION TECH CONTRACT
UNIVERSITY OF MD - CDC SALARIES
U OF MARYLAND CDC EXPENSE 2001
UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION
UNFUNDED TRUST FUND BUDGET
USDA ADULT FOOD PROGRAM STATE ADMIN 2010-2011
USDA ADULT FOOD PGRM STATE ADMIN 2011-2012
USDA ADULT FOOD PGRM STATE ADMIN 2012-13
USDA ADULT FOOD PRGMSTATE ADMIN 2013-14
USDA ADULT FOOD PROGRAM 2014-15-SAE
CCE AREA AGENCY ADMINISTRATION
CCE AREA AGENCY ADMINISTRATION
ADULT & PROTECTIVE SERV. REFERRALS
COMMUNITY CARE FOR THE ELDERLY (CORE)
COMMUNITY CARE FOR THE ELDERLY CORE
VOLUNTEER TRAINING
VOTER REGISTRATION W/ MEDWIAVER
VOLUNTEER SERVICES GEN REV
HURRICANE WILMA
BYRD ALZHEIMER'S RESEARCH CENTER AT USF-CONTRACT
CARES FUNDING FOR Y2K
OAA TITLE III AREAWIDE ADMINISTRATION,FFY10
OAA TITLE III AREAWIDE ADMINISTRATION, FFY11
OAA TITLE III AREAWIDE ADMINISTRATION, FFY12
OAA TITLE III AREAWIDE ADMINISTRATION, FFY13
OAA TITLE III AREAWIDE ADMINISTRATION, FFY14
OAA TITLE III AREAWIDE ADMINISTRATION, FFY15
SENIOR COMPANION PROGRAM99/00
SR COMPANION FEDERAL ADM
SENIOR COMPANION FED ADM 2009-2010
SENIOR COMPANION FED ADM 2010-2011
SENIOR COMPANION FEDERAL ADMIN 2011-2012
SENIOR COMPANION FEDERAL ADMIN 2012-2013
SENIOR COMPANION FEDERAL ADMIN 2013-14
SENIOR COMPANION FEDERAL ADMIN 2014-15
SENIOR COMPANION PROG MATCH
SENIOR COMPANION FED ADM 2010-2011
SENIOR COMPANION FEDERAL ADM-MATCH 2011-12
SENIOR COMPANION FEDERAL ADM-MATCH 2012-2013
SENIOR COMPANION FEDERAL ADM MATCH 2013-14
SENIOR COMPANION FEDERAL ADM MATCH 2014-15
SENIOR COMPANION PROGRAM
SR COMPANION CONTRACTS - FEDERAL
SENIOR COMPANION CONTRACTS-FEDERAL 2011-12
SENIOR COMPANION CONTRACTS-FEDERAL 2012-2013
SENIOR COMPANION CONTRACTS FEDERAL 2013-14
SENIOR COMPANION CONTRACTS FEDERAL 2014-15
LONG TERM CARE OMBUDSMAN GY 2012
LONG TERM CARE OMBUDSMAN GY 2013
LONG TERM CARE OMBUDSMAN GY 2014
2015 OMBUDSMAN PROGRAM
OAA ADMIN SAFE SENIORS / FLIPS PROGRAM
UNALLOCATED BUDGET
4% GR HOLD
USDA LOC#1241/EFF 2-21-92 LOC#1211
LOC INDIRECT RECEIPTS
LOC DRAWS FROM PMS 7N20P ACCOUNT FOR NSIP PROGR
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Elder Affairs
OCA Codes (Other Cost Accumulator)
Code
Description
46000
5AD00
5AD11
5AD12
5AD13
5AD14
5AD15
5EO15
5EW00
5EW11
5EW12
5EW13
5EW14
5EW15
5OE00
5OE11
5OE12
5OE13
5OE14
5OE15
6812C
6812D
6812L
6812P
6812S
6813C
6813D
6813L
6813P
6813S
6814C
6814D
6814L
6814S
6815C
7SVCH
DHHS-PMS LOC#1680G/EFF 10-92
TITLE V ADMIN CONTRACT
T-V ADMIN CONTRACTS
TITLE 5 ADMIN CONTRACTS
TITLE V ADMIN CONTRACTS
TITLE V ADMIN CONTRACT
TITLE V ADMINI CONTRACTS
TITLE V WAGES & CONTRACTS
TITLE V CONTRACT WAGES
T-5 ENROLLEE WAGES CONTRACTS
TITLE 5 ENTOLLEE WAGES CONTRACTS
TITLE V ENROLLE WAGES CONTRACTS
TITLE V CONTRACT WAGES
TITLE V CONTRACT WAGES
TITLE 5 CONTRACT OTHER ENROLLEE COST
T-V OTHER CONTRACTS
TITLE 5 OTHER CONTRACTS
TITLEV OTHER CONTRACTS
TITLE V ENROLLEE WAGES
TITLE V ENROLLEE WAGES
CARES SFY 2011-2012
CONSUMER DIRCTED CARE 2011-12
MEDWAIVER LONG TERM CARE DIVERSION
LTC CARE REFPRM/NH DIVERSION PILOT-DCF
MEDWAIVER SPECIALIST AHCA
MEDICAID LONG TERM CARE SERVICES 2012
CONSUMER DIRCTED CARE 2012-13
LONG TERM CARE REFORM INITIATIVE 2012
LTC CARES REFPRM/NH DIVERSION PILOT-DCF
MEDWAIVER SPECIALIST 2012
MEDICAID LONG TERM CARE SERVICES 2014
STATEWIDE CONSUMER DIRECTED CARE PROGRAM 2013-14
LONG TERM CARE REFORM INITIATIVE 2013
MEDWAIVER SPECIALIST 2013
CARES 2014-2015
7% SERVICE CHARGE TO GR PAYMENTS
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DOEA Active Grant Listing at 2/9/2015
Grant
65001
65002
65003
65004
65006
65009
65010
65013
6815C
ADRC9
ADT13
AMP15
FIV15
FSC15
GCM14
GCM15
GEA14
GEA15
GFC14
GFC15
GHI14
GHM14
GHM15
GPH14
GPH15
GSS14
GSS15
INDIR
LIA15
LID15
LIS15
MAC15
NONGT
NSP15
NWD15
PUBGT
PII15
S5214
SNA14
SMC15
UAF15
UCF15
UFF15
USF15
Long Title of Grant
HOME CARE FOR THE ELDERLY (CSFA)
ALZHEIMERS DAY CARE, MEMORY DISORDER, SPEC. PROJECTS (CSFA)
PUBLIC GUARDIANSHIP (CSFA)
ALZHEIMBER'S RESPITE SERVICES (CSFA)
RESPITE FOR ELDERS LIVING IN EVERYDAY FAMILIES (CSFA)
LOCAL SERVICE PROGRAMS (CSFA)
COMMUNITY CARE FOR THE ELDERLY (CSFA)
SENIOR CENTERS - FIXED CAPITAL OUTLAY (CSFA)
COMPREHENSIVE ASSESSMENT FOR LONG TERM CARE SERVICES (CARES)
AGING DISABILITY RESOURCE CENTERS EXTENSION
ADRC9'S EXPANSION GRANT - TRAINING & TRAVEL
AMERICORPS LEGACY RESPITE SVCS 2014-2015
TITLE V SCSEP - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
SENIOR COMPANION 2015
TITLE III C1 CONGREGATE MEALS, FFY 2014
TITLE III C1 CONGREGATE MEALS, FFY 2015
TITLE VII ELDER ABUSE PREVENTION, FFY 2014
TITLE VII ELDER ABUSE PREVENTION, FFY 2015
TITLE IIIE FAMILY CAREGIVER, FFY 2014
TITLE IIIE FAMILY CAREGIVER, FFY 2015
SHINE FFY 2014
TITLE IIIC2 HOME DELIVERED MEALS, FFY 2014
TITLE IIIC2 HOME DELIVERED MEALS, FFY 2015
TITLE IIID PREVENTIVE HEALTH, FFY 2014
TITLE IIID PREVENTIVE HEALTH, FFY 2015
TITLE IIIB SUPPORT SERVICES, FFY 2014
TITLE IIIB SUPPORT SERVICES, FFY 2015
INDIRECT (COST POOL)
MEDICARE IMPROVEMENTS FOR PATIENTS AND PROVIDERS ACT (MIPPA)
MEDICARE IMPROVEMENTS FOR PATIENTS AND PROVIDERS ACT (MIPPA)
MEDICARE IMPROVEMENTS FOR PATIENTS AND PROVIDERS ACT (MIPPA)
MEDICAID ADMINISTRATIVE CLAIMING - AHCA
NON-GRANT (COST POOL)
NUTRITION SERVICES INCENTIVE PROGRAM (NSIP) FFY 2015
NO WRONG DOOR FFY 2014
PUBLIC GUARDIANSHIP PROGRAM ACTIVITIES
STATE HEALTH INSURANCE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM PERFORMANCE
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY ASSISTANCE PRGM 2013-14
SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (SNAP) - NCOA2014-15
STATEWIDE MANAGED CARE 14-15 - AHCA
USDA ADULT FOOD PROGRAM AUDIT 2014-2015
USDA ADULT FOOD PROGRAM CASH IN LIEU 2014-2015
USDA ADULT FOOD PRGRM MEALS SVC 2014-2015
STATE ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES - FFY 2015 - TITLE III
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Grant
ZAA14
ZAA15
ZPO15
ZSA15
XALFA
Long Title of Grant
AAA AREAWIDE ADMINISTRATION, FFY 2014 - TITLE III
AAA AREAWIDE ADMINISTRATION, FFY 2015 - TITLE III
LONG TERM CARE OMBUDSMAN PROGRAM, FY 2015 - TITLE VII
OAA STATE ADMINISTRATION, FFY 2015 - TITLE III
ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY (ALF) TRAINING
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State Standard
Category Codes
Code
Description
000100
000101
000102
000103
000105
000106
000107
000108
000109
000110
000111
000113
000115
000116
000118
000119
000120
000121
000124
000125
000126
000130
000131
000132
000133
000134
000135
000136
000137
000138
000139
000200
000201
000202
000203
000300
000301
000302
000303
000304
000305
000306
000307
000310
000311
000312
000313
000314
000316
000318
000319
000320
000321
000326
000331
000333
000335
000400
000500
FEES
DRIVERS EDUCATION FEES
DRIVERS EXAMINATION FEES
AUTO TITLE AND LIEN FEES
SOLID WASTE/ANNUAL ST REGISTRATION FEES
COUNTY FEE FOR ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS(379.352FS)
OUTDOOR ADVERTISING FEES
MARKETING ORDER ASSESSMENTS
REIMBURSEMENT FOR CLIENT CUSTODIAL CARE
RENTAL CAR SURCHARGE
FEE - JUVENILE JUSTICE - GR
ADVANCE DISPOSAL FEE, CH.93-207, LOF
ROYALTIES
COST OF SUPERVISION (F.S. 948.09)
TELEPHONE COMMISSIONS
FEES COLLECTED AS AGENT
TOLLS AND ADMISSIONS
FEES TO COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENTS
ARTICLE V FEES - DFS
ARTICLE V FEES
COUNTY'S COST OF DETENTION CARE
COMPULSIVE/ADDICTIVE GAMBLING PREV PROG REG FEE
SLOT MACHINE FACILITY LICENSE FEE
SLOT MACHINE GENERAL OCCUP LICENSE FEE
SLOT MACHINE BUSINESS OCCUP LICENSE FEE
SLOT MACHINE PROFESSIONAL OCCUP LICENSE FEE
GR - DECAL ON DEMAND
GR - REGISTRATION SERVICE FEE
GR - REFLECTORIZATION
INITIAL REGISTRATION
BASE TAX
LICENSES
DRIVERS LICENSES
MEDICAL QUALITY ASSURANCE LICENSES & FEES
INDIAN GAMING COMPACT
TAXES
CORPORATE INCOME TAX
ESTATE TAX
INTANGIBLE TAX, CLASS C
INTANGIBLE TAX, CLASS B & D
SALE & USE TAX
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE SURTAX
COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES TAX
PARI-MUTUAL WAGERING TAX
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE TAX
CIGARETTE TAX
CIGARETTE SURCHARGE
DOCUMENTARY STAMP TAX
INSURANCE PREMIUM TAX
AVIATION FUEL TAX
OTHER TOBACCO PRODUCTS SURCHARGE
SMOKELESS TOBACCO TAX
CIGARETTE FLOOR TAX
CONSTITUTIONAL GASOLINE TAX
STATE COMP. ENHANCED TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM TAX
TAXES COLLECTED AS AGENT
SLOT MACHINE TAX RECEIPTS
MISCELLANEOUS RECEIPTS
INTEREST
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State Standard
Category Codes
Code
Description
000502
000503
000504
000505
000600
000601
000602
000700
000701
000702
000710
000720
000750
000799
000800
000801
000810
000900
001000
001010
001100
001101
001110
001111
001200
001201
001202
001203
001204
001205
001225
001270
001301
001304
001305
001306
001307
001308
001500
001510
001511
001512
001514
001516
001517
001520
001599
001600
001601
001602
001603
001604
001607
001608
001609
001610
001611
001612
001615
INTEREST-INVESTMENTS
INTEREST DEPOSITS IN GENERAL REVENUE
INTEREST-FEDERAL
INTEREST SUBSIDY (BAB)
EMPLOYEE AND EMPLOYER CONTRIBUTIONS
SUPPLEMENTAL BENEFITS PLAN CONTRIBUTIONS
PRETAX BENEFIT PROGRAM
U S GRANTS
FEDERAL DISASTER RELIEF
US GRANTS-DEEPWATER HORIZON
US GRANTS DIRECT TO CHD
FEDERAL CHILD CARE FOOD PROGRAM
FEDERAL ARRA GRANTS
U S GRANTS - INDIRECT
CITY OR COUNTY GRANTS
LOCAL GOVERNMENT GRANTS
CITY OR COUNTY GRANTS - NO SERVICE CHARGE
NURSERY AND FORESTRY PRODUCTS
STATE GRANTS
STATE GRANTS - NO SERVICE CHARGE
OTHER GRANTS
DONATIONS/CONTRIBUTIONS GIVEN TO THE STATE
OTHER GRANTS - NO SERVICE CHARGE
DEEPWATER HORIZON
FINES, FORFEITURES, JUDGEMENTS, AND PENALTIES
OVERWEIGHT PENALTIES
PENALTIES
SALE OF CONFISCATED/FORFEITED PROPERTY
RESTITUTION
COST OF PROSECUTION
ARTICLE V FINES, FORFEITURES & JUDGEMENTS
FINES/FORFEITURES FROM FEDERAL PROGRAMS
MOTOR FUEL SERVICE CHARGE
LOCAL OPTION GAS TAX SERVICE CHARGE
DOCUMENTARY STAMP TAX SERVICE CHARGE
MOTOR VEHICLE RENTAL SURCHARGE FEE SVC. CHARGE
SERVICE CHARGE TO GENERAL REVENUE OF 4%
SERVICE CHARGE TO GENERAL REVENUE OF 8%
TRANSFERS
TRANSFER OF FEDERAL FUNDS
DEPT OF REVENUE-MAINTENANCE
TR FROM SALES TAX/LOCAL 1/2 CENT SALES TAX
MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSE FEES-TRANSFERS
MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSE FEES-ADVANCES
STATEWIDE COST ALLOCATION TRANSFER
TRANSFERS - SUBJECT TO SERVICE CHARGE
TRANSFER OF FEDERAL FUNDS - INDIRECT
DISTRIBUTION-TRANSFERS REQUIRED BY LAW
SEVERANCE TAX OIL & GAS
SEVERANCE TAX SOLID MATERIALS
INSURANCE PREMIUM TAX
DOCUMENT STAMP TAX
COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES TAX TRANSFER
INTANGIBLE TAX
SEVERANCE TAX
PARI-MUTUAL WAGERING TAX
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSES
CIGARETTE TAX
TR FROM DOCUMENTARY STAMP TAX/ ST INFRA FD
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State Standard
Category Codes
Code
Description
001620
001625
001632
001633
001634
001635
001800
001801
001802
001805
001825
001870
001902
001903
001904
001905
001970
002000
002100
002101
002102
002103
002200
002300
002400
002410
002500
002600
002700
002800
002801
002900
003000
003001
003002
003003
003100
003105
003600
003700
003800
004000
004001
004700
004801
004802
004900
005000
005001
005030
005700
005800
005810
005900
006000
007000
009884
010000
015000
DISTRIBUTIONS - SUBJECT TO SERVICE CHARGE
ARTICLE V TRANSFERS REQUIRED
TRANSFER FROM SLOT MACHINE REVENUES
LOCAL 1/2 CENT SALES TAX/MEDICAID
REVENUE SHARING/MEDICAID
REVENUE SHARING/MEDICAID MONTHLY
REFUNDS
REIMBURSEMENTS
RECOVERIES DUE TO OTHER AGY
REFUNDS-SALES TAX
ARTICLE V REFUNDS-GENERAL REVENUE
REFUNDS/REIMBURSEMENTS OF FEDERAL FUNDED EXPENDI
SALE OF LOTTERY TICKETS
SALES OF GOODS/SERVICES TO STATE AGENCIES
SALE OF GOODS OUTSIDE STATE GOVERNMENT
SALE OF SERVICES OUTSIDE STATE GOVERNMENT
SALES OF GOODS/SERVICES TO FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
SALE OF INVESTMENTS
LAND SALES OR LEASES
RENT
CONCESSIONS
RENT FROM STATE AGENCIES
SALE OF BONDS/REVENUE CERTIFICATES
REPAYMENT OF LOANS
UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION
UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION ADVANCE-UC BENEFIT TF
COLLECTIONS OF FEDERAL AND/OR STATE TAXES
FIRE CONTROL AND FORESTRY ASSESSMENT
SECURITY/ESCROW DEPOSITS
INSURANCE RECOVERIES-FIRE LOSSES
INSURANCE RECOVERIES - OTHER
SALE OF SURPLUS PROPERTY
RECEIPTS FROM SBA-EXCLUDING
SBA RCPTS INS BLD UP INCENTIVE PRINCIPAL
SBA RCPTS INS BLD UP INCENTIVE INTEREST
SBA RCPTS LAWTON CHILES ENDOWMENT FUND
TRANSFERS BETWEEN GAAFR FUNDS WITHIN FID
CASH TRANSFER BETWEEN SAME FIDS
UNCLAIMED PROPERTY RECEIPTS
PRIOR YEAR WARRANT CANCELLATIONS
12 MONTH OLD WARRANTS (12 MO VOID)
OTHER NON OPERATING RECEIPTS
TENANT BROKER COMMISSIONS
REPAYMENT OF REVOLVING FUNDS
SALES OF DATA PROCESSING SVCS TO STATE AGENCIES
SALE OF DATA PROCESSING SVCS OUTSIDE STATE GOVT
FLAIR/CMS REPLACEMENT LOAN PROCEEDS
SUSPENSE
CIT-OTHER DEPARTMENTAL DEPOSITS
FORFEITED BOND PROCEEDS
GAIN ON SALE OF INVESTMENTS
PREMIUMS PAID BY STATE AGENCIES
STATE PROPERTY INSURANCE REVENUE
CLIENT DEPOSITS
TRANSFERS FROM GENERAL REVENUE
UNIVERSITY DEVOLUTION PAYROLL CASH
RESERVE FOR FEDERAL FUNDING OPS
SALARIES AND BENEFITS
UNIVERSITY DEVOLUTION PAYROLL
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State Standard
Category Codes
Code
Description
020010
020030
020050
020100
020360
020380
020390
020420
020440
020500
020530
020610
020620
020730
020830
020900
021101
021110
021150
021151
021350
021360
021410
021420
021510
021530
021550
021650
021700
022110
022270
022361
022370
022530
022660
022780
022830
023120
023121
023260
023281
023291
023300
023301
023310
023311
023321
023351
023381
024120
030000
040000
050001
050006
050007
050008
050009
050011
050013
ACADEMIC SUPPORT
ADULT COMM MENTAL HLTH SVC
ADULT EDUCATION
ADULT PROTECTION
CHILD ABUSE PREVENT/INTERV
CHILD PROTECT/PERMANENCY
CHLD SUBST ABU PREV/EVA/TR
CHILDREN MENTAL HEALTH SVC
CHRONIC DISEASE SERVICES
COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE
COMMUNITY HEALTH RESOURCES
CORRECTIONAL PRIVATIZATION
CTY HLTH DEP/LOC HLTH NEED
CRIME PREVENTION/EDUCATION
DEVELOPMENTAL SVCS PUB FAC
DRUG COURTS
G/A-FACILITIES MATCH GRNTS
FAMILY HEALTH SERVICES
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
G/A-FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
GRADUATE INSTRUCTION
GREENWAYS AND TRAILS
HEALTH SERVICES SUPPORT
HLTH SVCS/SCHOOL CHILDREN
INFECT DISEASE/PREV/CONTRL
IN-HOME SVC/DISABLED ADULT
INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT
JUV DRUG PREVENTION SVCS
LAND ACQUISITION
POST-ADOPTION SERVICES
PUBLIC SERVICE
G/A-RESEARCH
SCHOOL RECOG/MERIT SCHOOLS
SPECIAL ASSISTANCE PAYMNTS
STUDENT SUPPORT
TOBACCO USE REDUCTION
UNDERGRADUATE INSTRUCTION
ACADEMIC/STUDENT/INST SPPT
G/A-ACAD/STUDENT/INST SPPT
CULTURAL OPPORTUNITY INIT
G/A-ARTS IN EDUCATION
G/A-CHALLENGE GRANT
CULTURAL EXCHANGE
G/A-CULTURAL EXCHANGE
STATE TOURING
G/A-STATE TOURING
G/A-CULTURAL ENDOWMENT
G/A-CLASS SIZE REDUCTION
G/A-FLORIDA TEACHERS FUND
G/A-SCH DIST MATCH GRANTS
OTHER PERSONAL SERVICES
EXPENSES
G/A-FAMILY PLANNING SVCS
G/A LEHIGH ACRES FIRE SUPP
CONSMPTV USE/DATA COLL
G/A-TRUANCY PROGRAM
CENTERS OF EXCELLENCE
CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS
G\A-INVEST IN CHILDREN
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State Standard
Category Codes
Code
Description
050021
050024
050026
050027
050035
050042
050044
050045
050046
050047
050048
050050
050052
050065
050068
050069
050071
050072
050073
050075
050076
050077
050079
050082
050083
050085
050087
050088
050089
050090
050099
050100
050105
050111
050112
050113
050118
050119
050124
050135
050142
050157
050158
050207
050217
050220
050235
050239
050240
050250
050251
050252
050306
050310
050329
050330
050331
050333
050343
AERIAL PHOTO AND MAPPING
G/A-SEA LEVEL ST.TAMPA BAY
G/A-AIDS PATIENT CARE
G/A-RYAN WHITE CONSORTIA
PERFORMANCE BASED INCENTIV
GRANTS/AIDS-NARCAP
CRITICAL JOBS
G/A-NARCAP AST/ST/AGENCIES
G/A-NCHIP-STATE AGENCIES
G/A-NCHIP-LOCAL GOVTS
G/A-FL COLL SYS LOTT FUNDS
G/A-ABE FED FLOW-THROUGH
AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL PRG
G/A-ALZHEIMER'S RESEARCH
G/A-SWIX
G/A-CENSUS REVIEW
G/A-OPER CLEAN SWEEP
G/A-NWFWMD-ERP PROGRAM
G/A-LOCAL RADIO SYSTEMS
G/A-WMD/OPERATIONS
G/A-NWF WMD-OPERATIONS
G/A-SR WMD-OPERATIONS
CONT FUND/SMALL COUNTIES
G/A-EPILEPSY SERVICES
G/A-EPILEPSY PREVENTION
G/A-COCONUT GROVE PLYHS
G/A-ARTS GRANTS
G/A-SCIENCES GRANTS
G/A-ARTS/EDUCATION GRANTS
G/A-LOCAL/STATE ARTS
G/A-CULTURAL GRANTS
G/A-HISTORICAL REC GRANTS
G/A LOCAL GOVT DIST TO CLERKS OF COURT
G/A-LAKE OKEECHOBEE/RESTR
HARBOR BRANCH OCEAN INST
MOTE MARINE LABORATORY
G/A CLERK/COURT OPERATIONS CONFERENCE
BEVERAGE LIC/CITIES & CO
BROWARD CHILDREN'S MUSEUM
G/A-VOLUNTEER FIRE ASST
GIS MAPPING GRANT PROGRAM
G/A-SUWANNEE RIVER WMD/OPR
G/A-SRWMD-ENV RES PERMIT
G/A-STWIDE AIDS NETWORKS
G/A-FL COLL SYS PRG FUND
G/A COMMUNITY COLLEGE BACC PROG
G/A-PROJECTS, CONTR & GRTS
G/A-LITERACY PILOT PROJECT
G/A-OUTREACH AND EDUCATION
G/A-NW FLA. WMD/OPERATIONS
G/A-WMD PERMITTING ASSIST
G/A-COMM REHAB FACILITIES
G/A-CONST/RENO CHU FAC
G/A - MINORITY HEALTH INIT
CONTR TO COUNTY HLTH UNITS
G/A-COMMUNITY HEALTH CTRS
G/A-PRIMARY CARE PROGRAM
G/A-MOFFITT CANCER CENTER
COUNTY TAX FORMS
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State Standard
Category Codes
Code
Description
050363
050364
050385
050409
050411
050413
050415
050417
050418
050419
050448
050475
050479
050485
050490
050491
050495
050496
050516
050520
050546
050551
050552
050553
050556
050559
050560
050562
050564
050566
050569
050570
050571
050572
050573
050575
050580
050581
050582
050583
050585
050596
050599
050686
050687
050688
050689
050707
050710
050711
050750
050780
050789
050791
050792
050793
050798
050800
050802
BEST TEACHER COMPENSATION
G/A-TEACHER LAPTOPS
DISASTER PREP PLAN & ADMIN
DIST SCHOOLS-MH DECAL REV
DIST CO-MBL HME DECAL REV
DIST CITIES-MH DECAL REV
G/A - CITY OF MIAMI BEACH
G/A-CAPITAL CITY PLAZA
G/A-DEBT SERVICE PAYMENT
PINELLAS MOBILE COMMAND
G/A-AIDS NETWK-DADE HOSPC
G/A-LAKE MICCOSUKEE REST
G/A-LAKE RESTOR/HOLMES CO
G/A-AD ELEM ART/MUSIC TCHS
EMERGENCY DISTRIBUTIONS
INMATE SUPPLEMENTAL DISTR
G/A-HORSESHOE BCH BOAT BAS
G/A-SRWMD EXPANSION GRANT
G/A-SPOIL ISL STUDY TAMPA
G/A-GATES FOUNDATION GRANT
G/A-FEDERAL GRANTS & AIDS
CITY HIALEAH ARSON INV UNT
CITY HIALEAH COMM CNTR MGR
CITY HIALEAH FIRE PRV COMPUTER SYSTEM
G/A-FL VIRTUAL HIGH SCHOOL
G/A PROJ SAFE NEIGHBORHOOD
G/A-FL ED FINANCE PROGRAM
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
G/A-EDUCATION CHOICE FUND
G/A-CLASS SIZE REDUCTION
G/A-DCD TRANSITION
G/A-DIST LOTTERY/SCH RECOG
TARGETED CAREER/TECHNICAL EDUCATION INDUSTRY CER
G/A - DCD TRANSITION-SMALL
G/A-TEACHER RECRUIT/RETENT
G/A-MERIT AWARD PROG
LOTUS HSE WOMEN EMPT & EDU
G/A-FLUORIDATION PROJECT
G/A-RURAL DIVERSITY HLTH
G/A-RURAL PRIMARY CARE
G/A-HEALTHY START SVCS
G/A-REMOVE DERELICT VESSEL
G/A-INFO TECH ENHCMNT GRNT
G/A-INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIAL
G/A ENTREPRENEUR TRAINING
G/A WORKFORCE TRAINING
FLISFORVETERANSCORP/OPS
IPO PROGRAM
SMALL CO COURTHOUSE FACIL
IMPROVE/RENOV COURT FACIL
MANATEE PROT PLAN GRANTS
G/A-LIBRARY COOPERATIVES
TR/INSTITUTE OF GOVERNMENT
G/A-SUPPLEMENT LIBRARY GRT
G/A-LIBRARY GRANTS
G/A COMM LIBRARIES
G/A-ADULT DISABILITY FNDS
G/A-DADE/HAITIAN REFUG CTR
GRANTS AND AIDS - PLANT CITY COURTHOUSE
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State Standard
Category Codes
Code
Description
050826
050830
050840
050870
050879
050896
050902
051001
051035
051044
051055
051099
051106
051113
051121
051123
051124
051141
051162
051204
051239
051305
051328
051333
051338
051800
052200
052250
052310
052314
052315
052320
052325
052335
052337
052339
052340
052341
052345
052350
052353
053230
053235
053240
054444
054450
055045
055050
055610
055612
055614
055616
055617
057080
058779
059801
059998
059999
060000
G/A-LOCAL HEALTH COUNCILS
G/A-FL ENDOWMENT/VOC REHAB
G/A-LOCAL HAZ WASTE COL
MATERNAL & CHILD HLTH SVCS
G/A-EXCELLENT TEACHING
MOSQUITO CONTROL PROGRAM
G/A - CHILD ADVOCACY CNTR
PETITION SIGNATURE VERIFIC
PROF PRACTICES-SUBSTITUTES
CARDROOM TAX/TO LOCAL GOVT
G/A-RURAL COM FIRE PROTECT
G/A-PUBLIC SCHOOL TECH
SCHOOL HEALTH SERVICES
G/A-SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM
G/A-CIVIL TRAF INF HEARING
G/A-SCH LUNCH PRG/ST MATCH
G/A-SCHOOL BREAKFAST PGM
G/A-SM CIT COM DEV BLCK GT
SPECIAL ELECTIONS
ST FOREST RECEIPT DISTR
G/A-STUDENT TRANSPORTATION
G/A-PGM CHALLENGE GRANTS
G/A-WMD-WETLAND PROTECTION
G/A-VOCATIONAL FORMULA FDS
G/A-YOUTH/CHILD MUSEUM GRT
G/A-SOIL/WTR COST SH PRG
G/A-SAFE NEIGHBORHOOD GRTS
COMMUNITY HLTH INITIATIVES
G/A-EDUCATION & GENERAL
G/A-UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
G/A-IFAS
G/A - USF MEDICAL CENTER
G/A - UF HEALTH CENTER
G/A - FSU MEDICAL SCHOOL
UCF MEDICAL SCHOOL
FIU MEDICAL SCHOOL
G/A-COLLEGE & UNIV CENTERS
FAU MEDICAL SCHOOL
G/A-CANCER CENT OPERATIONS
G/A-STUDENT FINANCIAL AID
G/A-INST HUMAN & MACH COGN
G/A-BRAIN INJRY/FALLS PREV
G/A-MED MGMT/FRAIL ELDERLY
G/A-WEST MIAMI COMM CTR
G/A-TEACHER TRAINING
G/A-EXTENDED SCHOOL YEAR
BYRNE MEM LOC LAW ENF PROG
G/A-STORM RELIEF
DIST/COUNTIES-WIRELESS 911
DIST/SVC PROV-WIRELESS 911
DIST/CO-NONWIRELESS E911
DIST/CO-E911 GRANT PROGRAM
DIST/CO PREPA-WIRELESS 911
G/A-WOUNDED WARRIOR PROJ
EVERGLADES FILM
FL TEACHERS LEAD PROGRAM
G/A-EMS COUNTY GRANTS
G/A-EMS MATCHING GRANTS
OPERATING CAPITAL OUTLAY
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State Standard
Category Codes
Code
Description
070000
080000
080002
080003
080004
080005
080007
080010
080011
080012
080013
080014
080015
080016
080017
080018
080019
080020
080022
080023
080024
080025
080026
080027
080028
080033
080037
080038
080039
080040
080043
080044
080045
080047
080048
080050
080051
080052
080053
080054
080060
080061
080062
080063
080065
080068
080071
080075
080077
080078
080080
080081
080083
080085
080088
080089
080090
080091
080095
FOOD PRODUCTS
FIXED CAPITAL OUTLAY
MINOR REPAIRS/IMPROV-STATE
LAKE KISSIMMEE STATE PARK
ST NURSING HOME/VET
ST ANDREWS STATE PARK
ADD & IMPRV/VETERANS' HOME
CONVERT PUBLIC FACILITIES
SEAGRASS BED RESTORATION
HIGHLANDS HAMMOCK ST PARK
LAKE JUNE-IN-WINT/ST PARK
BAY PRESERVE IMPROVEMENTS
LE FIELD OFF - WINDLEY KEY
SPECIAL PROJ/IMPR-ADM SVCS
1ST DISTRICT COURT OF APPEALS - ARCHITECT SERVIC
3RD DISTRICT COURT OF APPEALS - COURT ROOF REPAI
STORMWATER PROJECTS/DEEPWATER HORIZON OIL SPILL
KISSIMMEE PRAIRIE/ST PARK
3RD DCA ARCHITECT SERVS FOR BLDG RECONF-DMS MGD
KDC SPECIAL PROJECTS - IT
OSCA ANNEX BLDG - DMS MGD
FLOORING REPLACEMENT
TRIPLE N SHOOTING PARK
CORRECTIONAL FAC-LEASE PUR
VOLTAGE SYSTEM CONVERSION - DMS MGD
3RD DCA/EMERG GENERATOR
FAC REPAIRS, RENOV/IMPROV
SUPREME COURT - COURT ROOM RENOVATION - DMS MGD
STATE PARK FACILITY IMPROV
MIAMI PRJ/CURE PARALYSIS
AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM REFRESH - DMS MGD
WATER CONTROL STRUCTURES
2ND DCA/AC REPLACEMENT
STATE INFRASTRUCTURE BANK LOAN REPAYMENTS
2ND DCA/EXT BLDG SEALANT
RPR & MNT, CENT MGD, STW
4TH DCA/ASBESTOS REMOVAL
SITE HARDENING - DMS MGD
4TH DCA/PAINT EXTERIOR BLD
ECKERD YDC AND OKEECHOBEE
FISHEATING CREEK WMA
5TH DCA/STORAGE TANK REMOV
FACILITY STUDY
SUPREME COURT/SPACE STUDY
2ND DCA-ANNEX
REN MIDDLEBURG/INSTALL CTR
4TH NEW COURT BLDG DMS MGD
PLANNING&DESIGN - CCOC - LEON COUNTY - DMS MSD
DMS MGD ICARE/BAYPOINT
DMS MGD G.P. WOOD CLASSRMS
DMS MGD MARTIN CLASSRMS
IMPROVE FACIL AT LOWELL
G. PIERCE WOOD WSTWTR PLNT
PLAN/DES/CONS-CCOC PAR 2
PLAN/DES/SITE - CCOC PAR 4 - LEON COUNTY - DMS M
DMS MGD CLASSROOMS/DAYRMS
QEC PETRO TANKS CLEANUP
PLAN/DES/CONS-CCOC-1ST DCA
PORT MANATEE MARINE HATCH
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State Standard
Category Codes
Code
Description
080096
080097
080098
080099
080100
080101
080102
080103
080108
080109
080110
080111
080113
080114
080115
080117
080119
080120
080122
080126
080128
080131
080134
080135
080148
080152
080154
080156
080158
080159
080160
080163
080164
080165
080167
080168
080170
080172
080173
080174
080175
080176
080177
080178
080179
080180
080181
080183
080184
080195
080197
080200
080205
080207
080301
080310
080390
080400
080410
LAW ENFORCEMENT F.O.- KEYS
AIR CONDITIONING REPLACE
RESTROOM RENOVATION
WINDOW REPLACEMENT
4TH DCA-A/C RENOVATION
DCA-HVAC RENOVATION
MAJOR REPAIRS OR IMPROVEMENTS STATEWIDE
BLDG MAINT & REPAIRS - DCA
REPLACE GENERATOR-DMS MGD
RENOVATE ELEVATOR-DMS MGD
CONSTRUST/REPAIR MARINE FISH HATCHERIES
ACQ/RAILROAD RIGHTS OF WAY
REPLACE EMERGENCY DOOR
REPLACE SURVEILLANCE SYSTM
ROOF MAINTENANCE-DMS MGD
SUB-BASEMENT REMEDIATION
JUVEN JUST/TREATMENT FACIL
COMMITMENT BEDS STATEWIDE
DETENTION BEDS STATEWIDE
HISTORIC STRUC REN
MODULAR OFFICES
CONSEQUENCE UNIT BEDS
INVASIVE EXOTICS/GREENWAYS
GRAYTON BCH SRA
LAKE OKEECHOBEE
TRAILS DEVELOPMENT-STW
GREENWAYS DEVELOPMENT-STW
BALD POINT
FL KEYS OVERSEAS HERIT TR
CONST/IMPROV/INGLIS LOCK
LEGAL RESEARCH FACILITY
HISTORIC PRESERVATION GRNT
BLUE SPRING STATE PARK DEV
RENO/MAINT/R.A. GRAY BLDG
LAKE APOPKA RESTORATION
DMV OCALA OFFICE REPAIRS
LE FIELD OFFICE-CARRABELLE
1ST DCA COURT BLDG-DMS MGD
1ST DISTRICT COURT OF APPEALS- EXPANS - DMS MGD
HURRICANE STORM SHUTTERS
3RD DCA CEILING-DMS MGD
DCA-SECURITY ENHANCEMENT
4TH DCA EXPANSION-DMS MGD
4TH DCA-REMODELING
3RD DCA BLDG REM-DMS MGD
LE FIELD OFF - CARRABELLE
5TH DCA BLDG RENO-DMS MGD
ENTRANCE DOOR REPLACEMENT
HVAC REPLACEMENT-DMS MGD
LE FIELD OFF - OLETA RIVER
INDIAN RIVER CO SHOOT RNG
DINING/KIT RENO-ECKERD YDC
COLT CREEK STATE PARK DEV
DUNN'S CREEK ST PARK DEV
CONSOLIDATE/MIRAMAR ARMORY
HYBRID WETLANDS TREATMENT
RENOV-COTTAGE/CLSSRMS-EYDC
HURRICANE RELIEF - MARINAS
DJJ MAIN/REPAIR-STATE BLDG
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State Standard
Category Codes
Code
Description
080411
080420
080446
080465
080524
080550
080561
080563
080565
080588
080595
080597
080622
080652
080712
080751
080753
080754
080761
080775
080808
080809
080810
080811
080812
080833
080834
080854
080858
080859
080869
080888
080889
080890
080893
080895
080900
080901
080902
080903
080905
080917
080920
080930
080940
080945
080947
080950
080954
080956
080977
080979
080980
080990
081010
081014
081015
081016
081017
PALM BEACH JAC
REPLACE CLASSROOM PORTABLES
NAVARRE ST PK/04 HURRICANE
GRANTS AND AIDS
DRY CLEAN/SITE CLEANUP
BELLE GLADE/WASTE CLEANUP
ANASATASIA SRA/PARK DEVELP
RESOURCE RESTORATION
ST. ANDREWS SRA DEVELOPMNT
AID WTR MGT DST-LAND ACQ
SUS CAPITAL IMPVE FEE PROJ
LIBRARY RENOVATION
G/A-ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROJ
ARMORY/CAMP BLANDING
3 SPRINGS - DAYTONA BCH
HRS/CAP NEEDS/CEN MGD FACS
DEP/CHLD/FAM SRV SPC NEEDS
APD/FCO NEEDS/CEN MGD FACS
PAT THOMAS LAW ENF ACADEMY
PARK CABIN CONTRUCTION
PLAN/SITE ACQ/ENVIRONMENT
CONSERVATION LANDS
BREVARD CO DUNE CROSSOVERS
LAND MANAGEMENT
SURFACE WATER PROJECTS
PROG SECURE DETENTION / SW
REN & EQUIP / DETENTION
CAP CEN STREET PARKING
RESIDENTIAL FAC./VETERANS
MAINT/REP/RES FAC/VETERANS
FCO NEEDS FOR INSTITUTIONS
MULBERRY/PINEY PT CLEANUP
NON-MANDATORY LAND RECLAIM
NOAA - NPS GRANTS
LAKE JESUP 5 YR FUNDING
LAKE JESUP RESTORATION
CAPITOL REPAIRS/IMPOVE
CENTRAL FAC/MAINT & REPAIR
GROVE - REPAIR/MAINT/ADA
REED ACT PROJECT-STATEWIDE
THE GROVE - LAND PURCHASE
2ND DCA BLDG RENOVATIONS
FIRE COLLEGE-BURN TOWER
ST FIRE MARSHALL-ADA COMPLIANCE
ARSON LAB-BLDG REP/MAINT
PARK DEVELOPMENT
LETCHWORTH MDS SP
LAKE RESTORATION
FT. MOSE HISTORIC SITE
FACILITIES REPAIR & MAINT
BLACKWATER RECRE AREA DEV
WORK CAMPS
COMM CORR CENTER/DADE
FIRE COLLEGE-BLDG MAINT
COMPL/AMER DISABIL ACT
WW II VETERANS' MEMORIAL
ADA-STATEWIDE
ADA RENOV/FORESTRY/REC FAC
ADA RENOV-FORESTRY-DIS OFF
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State Standard
Category Codes
Code
Description
081018
081020
081025
081030
081054
081055
081108
081109
081111
081114
081117
081155
081173
081177
081182
081183
081198
081200
081400
081401
081409
081600
081610
081677
081874
081875
081900
081907
081981
082002
082003
082004
082005
082030
082037
082043
082044
082045
082048
082050
082052
082055
082060
082077
082080
082090
082101
082102
082103
082104
082106
082108
082110
082128
082130
082302
082309
082310
082312
FLORIDA VIRTUAL SCHOOL
MARIANNA SUNLAND RENOVATE
ADA-STATE MARKETS
REN/LEG LIB-CAPITOL/ADA
MAINT
MAINT
HLTH FAC REPAIR/MAINT-STW
HEALTH SERVICE / STATEWIDE
KISSIMMEE RVR REST PROJ
CAMP HELEN ENV CENTER
DEBT SVC-FL FOREVER/NEW SR
CONST FHP STA-DADE COUNTY
CONSTRUCT PLYW0OD FACILITY
CONSTRUCTION GRANTS
LIBRARY CONSTRUCTION GRNTS
CONSV & RENEW ENERGY CONST
MAINT
CONVERT MENTAL HEALTH FAC
LIFE SAFETY PROJ, STW
DADE BATTLEFIELD HIST SITE
CODE/SAFETY CORRECT-STWIDE
PAVED SURFACE MAINT & REPAIR STATEWIDE - DMS MGD
DISTRICT THREE OP CENTER
MAINT
EXPAND ARMORY/ORLANDO
EXPAND ARMORY/ORLANDO
MAINT 6/2/2004
MAINT 6/2/2004
FCO- FLORIDA STATE UNIV
LAND PROTECTION EASEMENTS
SUS FCO PROJECTS
COURTHOUSE ENTRYWAY RENO
RAIN GUTTER INSTALLATION
SUS CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS
2ND DCA OFFICE/ STORAGE
FLORIDA A & M UNIVERSITY
M/D 99-2000-FLOYD-#3143-WP
M/D 99-2000-IRENE-3150-WP
M/D 2000-01-FLOODS-1345-WP
UNIV OF SOUTH FLORIDA
REPAIRS & MAINT - DCA
FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIV
UNIV OF CENTRAL FLORIDA
BLDG SECURITY - DMS MGD
FLA INTERNATIONAL UNIV
FEMALE YTH OFF INST-PH I
RESTROOM RENOVATION
SUP COURT-MEETING RM REP
BUILDING REPAIRS-4TH DCA
WTR INTRUSION-SUPREME CRT
EXPAND ST MUSEUM OF FL HIS
FIRE SYSTEM-DMS MGD
OLD CAPITAL MUSEUM
REPLACEMENT OF CARPET
RENOVATIONS - DMS MGD
ELEVATOR REPLACEMENT
HVAC REPLACEMENT-STWIDE
RELOC TURNPK HQ TO ORLANDO
CONST/TPK LAW ENF BLDG-ORL
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State Standard
Category Codes
Code
Description
082313
082333
082335
082342
082359
082393
082424
082474
082495
082528
082567
082730
082800
082835
082914
082927
083009
083011
083012
083045
083046
083054
083083
083150
083160
083192
083201
083202
083206
083212
083220
083228
083229
083239
083244
083258
083266
083275
083284
083286
083300
083304
083306
083325
083330
083371
083374
083377
083378
083379
083380
083400
083405
083409
083415
083419
083454
083455
083456
CONST/TPK OPER FAC-ORLANDO
ARRA SS ST BLDG INITIATIVE
RENOVATIONS-HEATING, VENTILATION AND AIR CONDITI
REPLACE-HVAC-BARTOW OFC
FURN/7 REG OFF CENTERS
GENERAL REMODEL AND RENO
TOBACCO PREVENTION
CLEANUP OF STATE/LANDS
HILLS CO D/L FEAS & PLN SY
ROOF REPLACEMENT AND REPAIRS - STATEWIDE
RESTORATION/CAP PROJECTS
INFLATION ALLOWANCES
BOATING INFRASTRUCTURE
JUV DETENTION CTR/ALACHUA
RESTORE ST. JOHNS RIVER
GAMBLE PLANTATION/RENOV
ASBES ABATEMENT/CONNER BLD
ASBESTOS ABATE/MAYO BLDG
ASBESTOS ABATEMENT/LAB CX
LAND ACQUISITION
BABCOCK RANCH LAND ACQUISITION
LAND ACQ/DEVELOP-OHV PROG
REN COCONUT GROVE PLAYHSE
ADA REPAIRS/RENOV
ADA-MAYO BUILDING
MAINT FAC REPAIRS/ PAVING
FIRE ALM SYS/CONNER CMPLX
COWPERTHWAITE BLDG/ADA ACT
ADA-CONNER-GAINESVILLE
INTERIOR REP-LEASED SPACE
MAJ IMPROVEMENTS/ HOLLEY
REMODELING-ST OFFICE BLDG
LIB REMODEL/DOYLE CONNER
RSC-#5-DADE COUNTY
MAJ REP,RENO & IMP/COM FAC
MAJ REP,RENO & IMP/MAJ INS
POLLUTION REST/CAP OUTLAY
MAYO BLDG REFURB/REPAIRS
CENTRAL COOLING PROJECTS - DMS MGD
ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECTS
INFRAS-SATELLITE CTR-LEON
MARIANNA CREW BLDG & MAINT
SURFACE WATER IMPROVE PRJ
HVAC REP/CONNER LAB BLDGS
REPAIRS/SHELLFSH CTR-APALA
LAND ACQ/WINTER HAVEN-POLK
REPLACE AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM - FLORIDA CITRUS
AGR INSP STATIONS - FL/ALA
REPL FOREST STA/OKEECHOBEE
HVAC REP/REPL-NORMA MAYO
REPL CHILLERS/AIR HANDLERS
CAP. DEPRE. - GENERAL
SUPPLEMENTAL CONTRACTS
FIREFIGHTER MEMORIAL/CAPIT
CAPITOL FIRE ALARM RENOVAT
OLD CAPITOL RENOVATION - DMS MGD
DUVAL COUNTY RSC PHASE #2
RELOCATE/REMODEL EXPENSES
PURC/RENO/TRCT 2/COMM PARK
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State Standard
Category Codes
Code
Description
083472
083493
083521
083526
083531
083532
083533
083555
083565
083574
083576
083578
083587
083588
083603
083605
083606
083607
083608
083609
083610
083611
083612
083613
083614
083616
083617
083619
083620
083621
083622
083628
083629
083630
083635
083637
083639
083640
083643
083648
083649
083652
083654
083655
083657
083660
083671
083673
083674
083681
083684
083686
083696
083697
083701
083703
083704
083714
083715
LAND-CC/VIC, GOV MAN-VIC
RSC-#2-LEE COUNTY
MUSEUM COLLECT STOR WRHSE
HILLSBOROUGH/RGN SVC CTR 3
REN SUPPLY WAREHOUSE, LEON
POLLUTION STUDY - CASCADES
CASCADES PARK/ WASTE REMED
PARKING FACILITY - LEON
RELOCATE CRESTVIEW WRK CNT
NEPTUN BCH-DUNE CROSSOVERS
STERILE FLY LAB-REM & REP
REP AIR HANDLERS-CONNER CX
MAINT 6/2/2004
MAINT 6/2/2004
CEIL TILE & LGHT FIX, MAYO
BEAR CREEK HQTS FACILITIES
FORESTRY YOUTH ACADEMY EDUC & VOCATIONAL FAC
REPL/RENO CENTRAL SHOP FAC
CARY ST FOREST FAC/REP/IMP
WFC SF REC AREA IMPROVE
SILVER LAKE REC AREA-IMPRV
OKALOACOOCHEE SLOUGH SF FC
SEMINOLE STATE FOREST FAC
EQUESTRIAN FAC/WAKULA SF
ORCHARD FAC/WITHLACOOCHEE
PK RANCH REC AREA/IMPROVMT
BLACKWATER RIV ST FOR/IMP
CROOM/REC AREA IMP-W.F.C.
REP/IMPROVE-HVAC DOYLE
LAKE OKEECHOBEE AGRI. PROJ
ROADS,BRIDGES/MAINT
CONST/MAINT/TELE TOWER/STW
RENO RD/PARKING SYS-W.F.C.
RENO/IMPRV-IRRADIATOR FAC
RENO/REP/IMPRV-DIAG LAB
WAKULLA ST FOREST HQT FAC
ELIM TANK/SEWER-LAB COMPLX
REPL FIRE PANEL/INST SPKLR
MAIN/REP/CONST-STATEWIDE
FACILITY CONSTRUCTN & REPR
MAINTENANCE/REPAIRS/CONSTRUCTION - WILDFIRE TRAI
BLDG DEMOLITION-STATEWIDE
NRD REST - DEEPWATER HORIZ
EQUIP SHED-MULTI LOCATIONS
APALACHICOLA ENV LEARN CTR
CORAL REEF RESTORATION
ELEVATOR REPLACEMENT FOR CONNER BLDG.
G/A-LAND/CONST/RPR-WASH CO
HQ FAC-L/B ECON ST FOREST
REPL FOR STATNS-MULTI LOC
POINT WASHINGTON ST FOREST
PAVE PARKING LOT-FT PIERCE
ROAD IMPROV-BLACKWTR RV SF
REP BATHHOUSE FAC-CIT/HERN
CODE/LIFE SAFE-ST FRMS MKT
MAINT/REP SFM-STW
ASBESTOS REM/REPL FLR TILE
COWPERTH BLDG/WINTER HAVEN
CODE/LIFE SAFE SFM-STW
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State Standard
Category Codes
Code
Description
083717
083728
083730
083740
083741
083743
083746
083749
083751
083753
083755
083757
083758
083759
083760
083764
083765
083766
083767
083773
083775
083778
083781
083788
083789
083790
083791
083792
083793
083794
083795
083797
083800
083801
083808
083810
083811
083813
083817
083818
083820
083821
083838
083843
083848
083849
083853
083855
083870
083873
083876
083888
083895
083896
083898
083899
083960
083967
083970
ADDN & PAV-AIRPORT-LEON CO
REPLACE CHILLER-MAYO BLDG
FAC RENOV/BIO CONTROL-STW
TATES HELL ST FOREST FAC
RESURFACE PARKING/GAINESVL
REPLACE FLOORING/MAYO BLDG
TALLAHASSEE DIST OFFICE
REN AG INSP STNS-STATEWIDE
BIOCONTAINMENT FAC/KISS LAB
REP/RENO-LAB CMPLX-LEON CO
REN-FIRE SUP EQ-D C BLDG
LAKE CITY SIGN SHOP RENO
LAKE CITY SHOP
CALOOSAHATCHEE HDQT/LEE CO
REL GOWERS FOREST ST/PASCO
REPL FOREST STAT/FT PIERCE
REPL AGR INSPECT STATIONS
CONST CANOPIES/AG INSP STN
CONST JOHN BETHEA ST HQT
GULF COAST TRAIN/RES FAC
REL DIS HDQ-PANAMA CITY
CONSTRUCTION-ADDITIONS KISSIMMEE DIAGNOSTIC LAB
OFFICE BLDG/ST AUGUSTINE
REPLACE FOREST STN-DIX CO
RELO WACCASASSA/HQ-GAINSVL
REPLACE FOREST STN-LAKE CO
REP FORESTRY STATIONS-STW
HDQTR BLDG-MYAKKA-SARASOTA
REPL FORESTRY STN-MADISON
REPL FOR STN-HILLSBOROUGH
REPL FOREST STN-CHARLOTTE
RENO HQTRS BLG-GADSDEN CO
ADM BLDG/LAKE WALES RIDGE
RELO/REP/CIT BUD FAC-STWD
FLA HORSE PARK/AGRI CENTER
APIARY RES/EXT LAB
INSTALL GUTTERS CON CMPLX
RE-ROOF QUARANTINE FACILS
CONST-BUDWOOD GRNHS-WT HAV
CONS-CITRUS BUDWOOD GRNHSE
GENERATR FOR GRNHS, GAINES
BIOCONTROL PHASE II
BIOCONTROL PHASE III
RELOCATE FOREST STN-OCALA
REROOF DOYLE CONNER BLDG
MSN/SAN LUIS/PUB/SFTY/IMPR
FL/HIST/MSM/PERM/EXHIBIT
AG LAW ENFORCEMENT INTERSTATE RAMP RENOVATIONS
DAYTONA BLDG ADDN
WINTER HAVEN PARKING LOT
PANAMA CITY PARKING LOT
G/A-BAKER CTY FAIR ASSOC
PARK DEVELOPMENT
REN PAINT SHOP-LAKE CITY
PARK DEVELOPMENT
NAVARRE BCH STATE PARK DEV
MAINT/RPR, SFM, STW
CONSTRUCTION - SANFORD SFM
ADD/REPL/REN-WAUCHULA SFM
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State Standard
Category Codes
Code
Description
083974
083982
083985
083986
083988
083998
084006
084009
084010
084021
084041
084042
084063
084085
084093
084101
084107
084108
084110
084112
084120
084190
084200
084205
084210
084220
084350
084360
084410
084413
084414
084418
084419
084425
084427
084455
084555
084602
084603
084697
084736
084739
084781
084816
084885
084980
085000
085010
085017
085020
085045
085051
085054
085060
085064
085070
085071
085089
085142
ADD & REPLA, FT. MYERS SFM
ADD & REPLA, POMPANO SFM
ADD/REPL/REN-FT PIERCE SFM
LAND PUR/REPL/RENO-PC SFM
ADD & REPLA, GADSDEN SFM
ADD'S, SUWANNEE VALLEY SFM
CMS CLINICS
CNTY HTLH UNITS CONST/RENO
PALM BCH REC SHOOTING PARK
REP/REN-ARCADIA LVSTK MKT
G/A-RENO LIVE PAV-LAFAYETT
G/A-AGRI MULTI/CTR-NASSAU
PR YR GRT TRANSPRT DISADV
PR YR TRANS PLAN GRANTS
CNST/RENO/EQUIP-CHU
CNST/RENO/EQPT-CMS FACILIT
LAND ACQ/BABCOCK RANCH
LAND ACQ, ENVIR/UNIQ, STW
WORKING WATERFRONTS PRGRAM
LAND ACQUISITION-FCT
INDIAN RIVER COUNTY/RANGE
FWRI WILDLIFE RESEARCH LAB
MITIGATION PARK LAND ACQ
MITIGATION-POLK CO PKY
LIVELY VO-TECH LAW ENF ACA
N FL ALLIGATOR FIELD OFC
EVERGLADES YCC
OCALA YCC
REGIONAL CRIME LAB/JAXVILL
PEPPER SECURITY - DMS MGD
FDLE - REG/FAC - MIAMI
REGIONAL CRIME LAB/ORLANDO
MINOR REP/REN REG FAC
CAPITOL COMPLEX SECURITY
FCJEI TRNG FAC/PAT THOMAS
FDLE REGIONAL FAC-NW FL
PORTABLE CLASSROOM BLDGS
ARCH/HIST FACILITY
MISSION SAN LUIS FORT CONSTRUCTION
RENO OLD JAIL/COLL DV CORP
RAINBOW SPRGS/PLNG & DES
RAINBOW SPRINGS STATE PARK
RENO/COPERTHWAITE BUILDING
RENO/IMP/COCONUT GV PHLHSE
CRITICAL REP & CODE CORREC
REP & REN/ARMORY/PENSACOLA
WMA STORAGE FACILITY CONST
WMA STORAGE FACILITY CONST
REPAIRS AND RENOVATIONS, ROOF REPAIRS - DMS MGD
WMA LAND IMPROVEMENTS
JON DICKEN/ST PARK
PARKS MAINTENANCE & REPAIR
TOPSAIL HILL REPAIRS
ATLANTIC RIDGE STATE PARK
RENOVATE PARK CABINS-STW
INVASIVE PLANT MGT STO FAC
GUANA RIVER STATE PARK DEV
REP-RENO-IMPR/MH FAC
GUANA TOLOMATA MATANZAS
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State Standard
Category Codes
Code
Description
085215
085232
085365
085555
085556
085558
085568
085570
085571
085572
085573
085574
085575
085576
085578
085616
085638
085655
085691
085895
086000
086011
086118
086215
086254
086272
086296
086335
086358
086405
086410
086422
086699
086785
086914
086918
086919
086920
086921
086926
086928
086929
086937
086938
086939
086942
086943
086945
086947
086948
086949
086950
086952
086954
086955
086964
086966
086967
086969
REP/RENO REED ACT BLDGS
REP/REN ST. FARMERS' MRKT
REPAIRS & RENOVATIONS
G/A-PLN/CON AGRI BLDG-COLL
G/A-RENO/EXP LUSK PAV-WAKU
G/A-RENO FAIR BLDG-WALTON
DEER LAKE STATE PARK DEV
KATIE'S LANDING DEVELOPMNT
FORT CLINCH STATE PARK/REN
INGLIS MAIN DAM/REPAIR/IMP
TRANSPORTATION OUTREACH PROGRAM
STRATEGIC INTERMODAL SYST
SM CTY RESURFACE ASSIST PG
SM COUNTY OUTREACH PROGRAM
SEAPORT SECURITY
MAINT 6/2/2004
REROOF CORRECTIONAL INST
BAY RESTORATION
RESF PARK LT/PLT CITY F.M.
SAVE OUR COAST ACQ PRG
WASTE TIRE ABATEMENT
GREENWAY IMPRVMTS-GRANT
ST.AUGUSTINE MAINT YARD
FCO IMP INGLIS LOCK/MANTEE IMP KIRPTCK/BUCKMAN
MAINT 6/2/2004
SUPPL-LAB BLDG- ST PETE
LAKELAND PARKING GARAGE
TAVARES DRIVER TEST RANGE
MAINT 6/2/2004
UF MUSEUM ROOF REPAIR
UF SINGLES APARTMENT FACIL
UNEXPENDED PLANT FD-U OF F
ROOF REPL/NATIONAL GUARD
PARKING, LAKELAND
ARMY/AVIA SUP FAC-BROOKSVL
SM CONSTN PROJS - CBJTC,FL
CONST-ST FAC-ST AUG ARMORY
DES/BUILD-FLAGLER ARMORY
DESIGN - AASF #1 - JAX, FL
ARMY AVIATION SUPPORT FACILITY #1
CB SHOOT HOUSE - DESIGN
CB SHOOT HOUSE - CONST
READY CENTERS REVITAL PLAN
PLAN AFRC-ST. PETERSBURG
REHAB COUNTERDRUG TNG ACAD
FCO FED/STATE COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS
FCO CIVIL SPPT TEAM RDY BLDG CONST
CONSTRUCT ASP - CBJTC, FL
CONS/STORAGE BLDG/MARIANNA
SUP/MAINT SHOP-CAMP BLNDG
DESIGN CHP-CBJTC
STATE ARSENAL RENOVATION
SUPPORT SHOP-CAMP BLANDING
CB CONVOY LIVE FIRE - DSGN
CB CONVOY LIVE FIRE-CONST
CB/URBAN ASSAULT COURSE
CB COMB ARMS TRNG FAC-DSGN
CB COMB ARMS TRNG FAC-CONS
CONST-NG TAMPA/ST. PETE
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State Standard
Category Codes
Code
Description
086970
086974
086982
086983
086984
086986
086987
086988
086998
087002
087003
087006
087007
087008
087009
087010
087011
087012
087013
087014
087015
087017
087021
087022
087022
087023
087024
087025
087026
087028
087030
087032
087033
087040
087041
087062
087066
087073
087101
087102
087107
087113
087118
087120
087123
087124
087125
087126
087245
087266
087303
087376
087385
087458
087501
087510
087570
087571
087660
MAINT SHOP EXP/REHAB/CBTS
CONSTRUCTION-NG PENSACOLA
PLN COOP FAC/CAMP BLANDING
CONST COOP FC/CMP BLANDING
PLN ARMORY/EGLIN/FT.WALTON
PLAN AFRC/DAYTONA BEACH
CONST AFRC/DAYTONA BEACH
OMS RENOVATION/LAKE CITY
FEDERAL GRANTS TRUST FUND - MINOR CONSTRUCTION
CONST - TRAINING CBTS
CONST/DATA CENTER ST. AUG
CONSTRUCTION - REG TRAINING INSTITUTE- PHASE III
WSC-PHASE I-DESIGN
WSC - PHASE I
WST - DESIGN/BUILD
SM CONS PROJ - ARRA 2009
DESIGN-SCOUT/RECCE GUNCOM
DESIGN-INF SQD BTLE COURSE
DESIGN-MOD REC FIRE RANGE
WPB AFRC-PARKING/FENCE
DESIGN-UASOF
CONST-SCOUT/RECCE GUN COMP
DESIGN - MIRAMAR
CONSTRUCTION - MIRAMAR
CONSTRUCTION-MIRAMAR
DESIGN/BUILD-TUAS STORAGE
DESIGN/BUILD-EOD FACILITY
DESIGN/BUILD - SF HQS
ORG MAINT SHOP EXP/BONIFAY
RENOV YTH CHAL, CBJTC, FL
DESIGN-MACHINE GUN RANGE
CONS-SOD-C AT MACDILL AFB
CONS-48TH CST BLDG
DESIGN-CENTRIC TRG COMPLEX
CONST-CENTRIC-PHASE I
MV/POV PARKING - FT MYERS
MV/POV PARKING-LAKE CITY
COMPL OKALOSSA CORR INST
STALLION HMCK HAB RST PROJ
WEEKI WACHEE SPRINGS ST PK
MYAKKA STATE PARK DEVELOPMENT
ANCLOTE KEY STATE PARK DEV
DISASTER RELATED REPAIRS
BUCKMAN/WATER/CONTROL/STRUC
SUWANNEE RIV WILDERNESS TR
PAVING AND RESURFACING-STW
RESTORE/DEEPWATER HORIZON
NFWF/DEEPWATER HORIZON
EXCELSIOR SERVICE CENTER
MARINE PAT STA,CRYSTAL RIV
PASCO COUNTY - PARK DEV
MARTIN CO. DUNE RESTORE
BOCA RATON INLET SAND TRAN
TENORAC STATE RESERVE
FORESTRY LAND ACQUISITION
DEBT SERVICE-WTR MGMT DIST
WMD LAND ACQUISITION
FACILITIES CONSTRCTN/RENOV
DIST OFF-OLETA RIVER-PH II
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State Standard
Category Codes
Code
Description
087720
087730
087736
087738
087753
087777
087832
087833
087870
087888
087889
087937
087939
088001
088009
088011
088030
088033
088040
088043
088056
088061
088103
088108
088122
088123
088124
088126
088130
088135
088137
088140
088154
088202
088216
088225
088233
088252
088265
088275
088280
088302
088304
088306
088310
088315
088323
088362
088363
088364
088368
088372
088376
088377
088392
088397
088401
088405
088410
MANATEE NECROPSY LAB RENOV
TEQUESTA FIELD LAB RENOV
PARK DEVL-HOMOSASSA SPRGS
TOLL BOOTH/HONEYMOON ISLE
HURR OPAL-DUNE/BEACH RECOV
LANDFILL CLOSURES
SILVER RIVER PARK DEV
CAMP HELEN DEVELOPMENT
SPRINGS RESTORATION
PETRO TANKS/PREAPPROVALS
PETROLEUM TANKS CLEANUP
PARTNERSHIP/PARKS/ST MATCH
PARTNERSHIP IN CAMA
BURNS BLDG - UPS
SUS CONCURRENCY REQUIRMNTS
WATER RESRCE CAPITAL PROJ
G/A MAJOR DISASTERS 2012 DOT WRK PG
G/A-DEEPWATER HORIZON-AGY MGD
MARIANNA MAINT ADDITION
CRESTVIEW SUB MAINT. YARD
DEFUNIAK CREW BLDG
BEACH PROJ - STW
CLOSE MGT CONSOLIDATION
FRST DCA BSMNT RENOV-PLNG
CONT CORR INST-LEASE PUR
CORR PRIVAT COMM-LEASE PR
PRIVATE PRISON OP-LEASE PR
JUVENILE FAC-LEASE PURCH
REMOVE ACCESS BARRIERS-STW
REC AND PARKS - ARRA 2009
GRANTS & DONAT SPDG AUTH
FACILITY REPAIR NEEDS-STW
RENO/REPLAC-SEWAGE SYSTEM
MARTIN CENTER CONVERSION
ELECTRIC DIST REP UNION CI
IMPROVS/SECURITY SYSTEMS
RECEPTION FACILITIES
VISITATION FACILITIES
MAINT 6/2/2004
REDINGTON BCH/SH-D WALKOVR
CALADESI IS BCH RENRSHMNT
CORR ENVIRONMENTAL DEFIC
ASBESTOS ABATEMENT
IMPV YOUTH OFFEND INSTIT
REP/DETERIORATED FACS
FAC PROV ADDITION CAPACITY
UPGRADE FACIL AT FCI
NEW/EXP ADMIN & SUPPT FAC
NEW/EXPANDED LAUNDRY FAC
NEW/EXPANDED EDUC FAC
NEW,EXP/IMPRV/MEDICAL FACS
CHR CARE/EXTEN TRTMENT CTR
NEW/EXP MAINT & STOR FACS
NEW/EXPANDED FOOD SVC FAC
DDL ALACHUA OFFICE RENOVTN
NEW AND EXPANDED STAFF FAC
DDL RENOVATION-FHP/LANTANA
RENO/DR LIC OFF/ORANGE CO
FHP PRG-MIAMI STATION RENO
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Category Codes
Code
Description
088419
088430
088433
088436
088437
088445
088449
088451
088460
088468
088470
088473
088474
088482
088495
088497
088502
088513
088520
088531
088539
088542
088543
088565
088566
088569
088571
088572
088577
088578
088579
088601
088611
088614
088628
088648
088650
088660
088661
088703
088704
088712
088716
088717
088718
088719
088744
088745
088747
088748
088759
088763
088774
088777
088785
088790
088791
088792
088794
FHP/COMM CENTER - TAMPA
FHP ADDN LEON COUNTY
NEW DL OFF-PALM BCH GARDEN
NEW DL OFFICE/ORANGE CO
NEW FHP STA MARION CO
ADD/DL OFF - OSCEOLA CO
NEW FHP STATION - BAY CO
DRIVER LIC OFF/OSCEOLA CO
FLETCHER BLDG/FLOOR RENOV
NEW FHP STATION/PALM BCH
NEW FHP STATION PINELLAS
FIRE ALARM SYSTEM UPGRADE
KIRKMAN BLDG-A/C
MOTOR CARRIER SVCS BLDG
MAJ RENO-FHP-PINELLAS PARK
MIAMI FHP HEADQUARTERS
HAZARD WASTE/SITE CLEANUP
FLD FAC REP/RENO/ADD-STW
OFF BLDG REP/RENO/ADD-STW
ADD-CONST OFFICE-SARASOTA
CONST/LE/800MHZ/FAC-WPB
UNDERGROUND/TANK PROG-STW
ALT FUEL TANK PROG-STW
ADDITION-MAINT OFF-SEBRING
TAMPA DIST HQTR ROOF REPLC
RADIO COMMU PROG-STATEWIDE
STATE FUNDED INFRASTRUCTURE BANK
COUNTY TRANSPORTATION PROGRAMS
MULTI-USE TRAIL SYSTEM
STORAGE BLDG-LAKELAND CONS
METAL BLDG RELO-BRTOW/SEBR
CITRUS/DAIRY LABS
MAINT COMPLEX-LAKE CITY
CONST MAINT FAC, DEFUNIAK
OCALA OPS CTR-REP/RENO/ADD
ADD/RENO-DIST OFFICE-MIAMI
SARASOTA-MANATEE OPS-CONST
REEF FISH HABITAT ENHANCE
REEF CLEANUP/OSBORNE REEF
BOND GUARANTEE
TRANSP PLANNING CONSULT
HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE CONTR
INTRASTATE HIGHWAY CONSTR
ARTERIAL HIGHWAY CONSTR
CONSTRUCT INSPECT CONSULT
AVIATION DEV/GRANTS
RENO-ST MATL OFF - G'VILLE
COCOA OPS CTR-REP/RENO/ADD
CONST PRKG/EOC/STOR-DIST4
INTRST DESIGN CONSULTANTS
FED AID DESIGN CONSULTANTS
ENVIRON SITE RESTORATION
PUBLIC TRANSIT DEV/GRANTS
RIGHT-OF-WAY LAND ACQ
ST 100% DESIGN CONSULTANTS
SEAPORT - ECONOMIC DEV
SEAPORTS ACCESS PROGRAM
INTERMODAL/RAIL DEV/GRANTS
SEAPORT GRANTS
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Category Codes
Code
Description
088795
088796
088797
088798
088799
088800
088807
088808
088809
088810
088825
088835
088846
088847
088849
088850
088853
088854
088856
088857
088859
088861
088862
088863
088864
088865
088866
088867
088870
088875
088876
088888
088889
088920
088921
088922
088962
088963
088964
088970
089000
089001
089002
089006
089007
089008
089010
089017
089030
089035
089040
089043
089065
089070
089074
089075
089080
089081
089082
LOC GVT COOP ASSIST ACT
HIWAY SAFETY CONSTR/GRANTS
RESURFACING
SEAPORT/DREDGING GRANT PRG
BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION
AVIATION MATCH GRANTS
SEAPORT INVESTMENT PRG
RAIL DEVELOPMENT/GRANTS
INTERMODAL DEVELOPMENT/GRANTS
CONTRACT MAINTENANCE WITH DEPT OF CORRECTIONS
TRANSPORTATION - ARRA 2009
WHSE ADD-SARASOTA MAINT
G/A-TRANSPORT DISADVANTAGE
G/A-TRANS DISADV/MEDICAID
PRELIMINARY ENGR CONSULT
HWY BEAUTIFICATION GRANTS
RIGHT-OF-WAY SUPPORT
TRANSPORT PLANNING GRANTS
G/A-TRANS EXPRESSWAY AUTH
MATERIALS AND RESEARCH
TR/EOG OTTED/TRANS PROJECT
TR/DEO/TRANS PROJECTS
FDOT-ECON DEV ROAD FUND
LAKE WALES CHARTER SCHOOLS
BRIDGE INSPECTION
ECON DEV/TRANSP PROJECTS
TRAFFIC ENGR CONSULTANTS
LOCAL GOVERNMENT REIMBURSE
HIGH SPEED RAIL DEVELOPMENT
TURNPIKE CONSULTANTS
TOLL OPERATION CONTRACTS
TRNPK CONST INSP CONSLTNT
VOCATIONAL-TECHNICAL FAC
TURNPIKE SYS EQUIP & DEVEL
SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT
TOLLS SYS EQUIP & DEVELOP
KEYS WASTEWATER MGMT PLAN
DOT MITIGATION
TOTAL MAX DAILY LOADS
WTR RES PRT/CTR PIV REPL
MAINT/REPAIR/RENOV/REMODEL
SURVEY REC NEEDS/P.SCHOOLS
PUTNAM COUNTY SCHOOLS
FL COLLEGE SYS PROJECTS
SUS PROJECTS
COMMUNITY EDU FACILITIES
PARTNERSHIP COMPLEX UCF
SUS PROJECTS/COST INCREASE
BOAT RAMP/DOCK RESTORATION
SPECIAL FAC. CONSTR. ACCT.
NW REG OFFICE STORAGE FAC
PUBLIC USE FACILITIES
FIPR - CONSTRUCTION
DEBT SERVICE
CLSRM FST/97 SCH/BOND PRG
G/A-SCHOOL DIST/CC
DEBT SERVICE-SAVE EVERG
DEBT SERVICE NEW ISSUES
DEBT SERVICE - SOE - NEW
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Category Codes
Code
Description
089083
089084
089090
089093
089185
089200
089238
089243
089270
089290
089300
089400
089511
089542
089600
089700
089800
089801
089803
089815
089856
089881
089898
089900
089901
089906
089910
089912
089925
089928
089929
089930
089933
089934
089937
089938
089939
089943
089947
089948
089953
089957
089958
089971
089972
089975
089992
089996
090000
090002
090007
090011
090013
090015
090016
090018
090020
090021
090023
DEBT SERVICE - SPRINGS
DEBT SERVICE-WATER RESOURC
CLS SZ RDCT-LOT CAP OUTLAY
EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES
G/A-FL COLL SYS FAC MTCH
ST LUCIE ST PRK SITE DEVLP
FSDB-CAPITAL PROJECTS
BLIND SVCS-CAP PROJECTS
DEBT SERVICE
JOINT-USE FACILITIES PROJ
FLA BASS CONSERVATION CTR
RENO/FARRIS BRYANT BLDG
SUS CRIT DEFERRED MAINT
PUBLIC BROADCASTING PROJS
FMRI/EXT WEATHERPROOF REST
PUBLIC SCH FAC
MARINE YOUTH CONSERVATION FACILITY
FCTC-CNTR FOR CONSERVTON
SUS FAC CHALLENGE GRANTS
PUBLIC SCHOOL PROJECTS
VOCATIONAL-TECHNICAL FACILITIES
FL CTR ARTS/ED - UCF
SEX/VIOLNT PRED TREATM FAC
SUS FAC ENHNC CHAL GRT PRG
LIBERTY COUNTY PUBLIC SCH
CALHOUN CO. CARR SCHOOL
OLD JACKSON CO/HIGH SCHOOL
CALHOUN CNTY ENERGY/SAFETY
M/D 98-99-HURR GEORGES-WP
MAJOR DISASTER 04-05 HURRICANE CHARLEY
MAJOR DISASTER 04-05 HURRICANE CHARLEY
DEV RESEARCH SCHOOL PROJ
G/A-M/D 2004-05 HURR FRANCES-E/O 04-192 AGY MGD
G/A-M/D 2004-05 HURR FRANCES-E/O 04-192 DOT W/P
G/A MAJOR DISASTER 04-05 HURR IVAN AGY MGD
G/A MAJOR DISASTER 04-05 HURR IVAN DOT WK PG
G/A 2014/SPRING FLOOD-WP
MD 04-05 HURR FRANCES-PURCH CARD-DOT WK PRG
G/A MD HURR JEANNE AGY MGD 04-217
G/A MD HURR JEANNE DOT WORK PROG. 04-217
G/A-HURRICANES 04-AGY MGD
GRANTS AND AIDS - 2005 HURRICANES - AGY MGD
G/A-HURRICANES 05-DOT WORK
G/A-2008-09 HURRICANES-AGY
G/A-2008-09 HURRICANES-DOT
SUS CONCURRENCY REQUIRMNTS
IFAS REC CONSOLIDATION
PHOSPHATE INST/BARTOW
LUMP SUM
CORRECTIONAL WORK PROGRAMS
PIP FRAUD PROSECUTION
PRICE INCR CONTRACT PROV
CONTRACT/GRANT POSITIONS
REPL OF INFO TECH EQUIP
GIANT AFRICAN LAND SNAIL ERADICATION
ARRA 2009
INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFICATION OF DISEASE-10TH RE
ENROLLMENT BROKER SERVICES
AGRICULTURAL EMERGENCIES
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Category Codes
Code
Description
090026
090027
090029
090030
090031
090034
090035
090037
090040
090041
090042
090060
090061
090065
090070
090082
090084
090089
090090
090091
090097
090100
090106
090112
090113
090119
090123
090131
090162
090170
090178
090183
090197
090200
090201
090202
090240
090249
090259
090261
090262
090269
090280
090284
090288
090290
090294
090295
090297
090316
090326
090333
090343
090370
090371
090376
090400
090409
090469
NATL EMERG GRANT FOR DISLOCATION WORKERS
HURRICANE RELIEF FUNDING
RISK MGMT INS - ARRA 2009
RETIREE HIS
WORKLOAD/COUNTY/MUN/CONTR
VETERANS' BENEFITS & ASST
DMS/EXEC DIR/SUPPORT SRVC
SUNCOM SERVICES
CHILD PROTECTION
CHILD PROTECTION LEGAL
ELECTRONIC PUBLICATIONS
TAX COLLECTION ENFORCEMENT DIVERSION PROGRAM
SEXUALLY VIOLENT PREDATOR
2010 CENSUS INITIATIVE
TAX/BUDGET REFORM COMM
EXEC AIRCRAFT SUPPLEMENT
FORECLOSE & ECON. RECOVERY
SW MEDICAID MGD CARE PGM
MEDICAID MODERNIZATION
PUBLIC DEFENDERS
STATE ATTORNEYS
TRANSFOR ECONOMIC DEVELPMT
MOTOR VEHICLE INSUR FRAUD
FEMALE DORM AT LOWELL
SLOT MACHINE REGULATION
LOWELL ANNEX
EOG-FL ENERGY/CLIMATE COMM
CLERK CONTINGENCY FUND
INFO LINK/INTEG ENAB SVCS
JUSTICE PARITY - PD
PUB DEF EQUITY FUNDING
VARIABLE COMPENSATION
SVCS/DEVLOP DISABLED
AGY FOR BUS ENT SVS SB1738
FUNERAL AND CEMETERIES REGULATION
AGY FOR ENT BUS SVCS
PROGRAM ADMINISTRATION
I-4 CORRIDOR/HIGH TECH RES
EOG - EXEC/ADMINISTRATION
EOG - OPB
EOG - WASHINGTON OFFICE
EOG - OTTED
STATEWIDE RESTORATION PROJECTS
EDUCATIONAL/GEN ACTIVITIES
IFAS
USF MED CENTER OPERATIONS
UF HEALTH CNTR OPERATIONS
LUMP SUM - BRANCH CAMPUSES
FSU MEDICAL SCHOOL
HOMELAND SECURITY
INFANTS AND TODDLERS
BUS/ED PART PILOT PRG-FAU
PROJECT ASPIRE REMEDIATION
STATE LIFE INSURANCE
ST BUILD RENTAL INCREASE
ONE STOP MANAGEMENT INFO SYSTEM
COUNCIL FOR EDUC POLICY RESEARCH & IMPROVEMENT
LITIGATION EXPENSES
IMPL HELP AMERICA VOTE ACT
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Category Codes
Code
Description
090505
090506
090508
090510
090513
090516
090520
090525
090530
090541
090542
090543
090545
090546
090551
090558
090570
090576
090596
090600
090625
090652
090655
090670
090675
090704
090725
090773
090777
090778
090800
090807
090812
090821
090870
090884
090900
090906
090944
090950
090955
090984
091010
091013
091051
091116
091151
091280
091550
091923
091980
091981
091982
092002
092003
092009
093000
093100
093211
FOSTER CARE RATE INCREASE
SEXUAL PREDATORS TREATMENT
ADULTS WITH MENTAL ILLNESS
IT LEADERSHIP/MANAGEMENT
BTR PAY FRONT LINE/RETENT
FRONT LINE/RET STRATEGIES
FL CLERKS/COURT DEP IMPL
REAUTHORIZED POSITIONS
RECID REDUCT INCENTIVE
SALARY INCREASES
UNEMPLOY REDUC INCENTIVE
SALARY INCREASES & BONUSES
CASUALTY INS PREM DEFICIT
CAS/INS REDUCTION/FY03-04
LOBBY REGISTRATION
JUDICIAL PAY PLANS
INFORMATION SECURITY
CASUALTY INSURANCE REALIGN
DETENTION PROGRAM
COUNCIL ON EFFICIENT GOVT
STATE-WIDE TF MONITOR
TRAFFIC SAFETY PROJECT
TRANSITION ASSISTANCE
STATE EMP INSURANCE PRG
BOR DISTRICT COST DIFFEREN
HOSPITALITY ED-SCH TO CAR
ST HEALTH INSURANCE TF DEF
IND VERIF TBCCO STLMNT RCT
FLORIDA ENERGY COMMISSION
JT LEGISLATIVE SUNSET COM
EMERGENCY MGT PERFORM GRTS
VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION
JUV DET CTR SAFETY
SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES
EXEC AICRFT POOL SUBSRIPT
RESERVE FOR FED FUNDING
FWCC GRANT POSITIONS
FLORIDA TOBACCO PILOT
FLORIDA SYSTEM
READY TO WORK INITIATIVE
EARLY LEARNING INFO SYS
CAREER OFFENDER REGISTRATN
LAS/PBS
FLORIDA TECHNOLOGY COUNCIL
KDC ENHANCEMENTS
SPEC RISK RETIRE/DOC MEDS
TRANSPARENCY SUPPT & MAINT
BROKER TRANSACTION FEES
ACCESS/PERSON WITH DISABIL
MARINE PATROL-TALL OFFICE
HR OUTSOURCING CONTINGECY
HR ASSESSMENT REDUCTION
HR ASSESSMENT INCREASE
CHILD WELFARE SERVICES
MOBILE TECHNOLOGIES/CPI
INS FND/CBC SERVICES
SENATE
HOUSE
LEG SUPPORT SERV
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Category Codes
Code
Description
093212
093213
093221
093300
093601
093700
093800
093810
093900
094000
094075
094077
094123
094300
094301
094320
094442
094657
095002
095122
095544
095545
095560
095611
095944
096021
096022
096096
096200
096210
096220
096230
096240
096250
096590
096767
097100
097101
097102
097800
098005
098013
098015
098017
098019
098523
098700
098850
098851
098853
098858
098860
098870
098921
099001
099100
099150
099535
099911
LEG SUPP SVCS - SENATE
LEG SUPP SVCS - HOUSE
TECHNOLOGY INVESTMENT PROJ
ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES
LCIR
PUBLIC COUNSEL
AUDITOR GENERAL
OPPAGA
AUDITING COMMITTEE
ETHICS COMMISSION
RESIDENTIAL GROUP CARE EXP
SHARED RISK/CWS SERVICES
FLORIDA ENERGY OFFICE
LEGISLATURE - ADMIN FUNDS
FDLE-1ST RSPD INCDT TRNG
LE FOR SLOT MACHINE GAMING
REAPPORTIONMENT - SENATE
FLA HLTH/HUMAN SVCS ACCESS
PAYMENTS OF JUDGEMENT
ARTICLE V EXPENSES
OVER CJEC INMATE POP
CJEC INMATE POPULATION
MODEL FAMILY COURT - OTHER
AUTH POS AND FUNDING DMS
RNT DECREASE MAINT/REPAIR
VOULUNTARY PREKINDERGARTEN EDUCATION PROG
HURR RELIEF HLTH/HUMAN SVC
UNIVERSITY CENTERS/EXCELL
LUMP SUM - TECHNOLOGY REVIEW GROUP
TRANS TO UTILITY COMPUTING
MYFLORIDA NET/SAVINGS
CONSOLIDATE MAINFRAME APPS
DATA CENTER CONSOLIDATION
STATEWIDE EMAIL/MIGRATION
SCHOOL READINESS
VETERANS' HOMES START-UP
RESRV/NEW ISS/ECON CONTING
STRENGTH DOMESTIC SECURITY
DATA PROCESSING RESERVE
EOG-AGENCY ENTRP INFO TECH
COMPENSATION & BENEFITS
BUSINESS EXPANSION/RET/REC
COMMUNITIES/SPECIAL NEEDS
INDUSTRIES CRITICAL TO ECO
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TOOLS
STATE AUTO ACCTING SYS
CABINET RESTRUCTURING
RETIREMENT ADJUSTMENT
TRANSITION ASSISTANCE
PER DIEM/MILEAGE/MEALS INC
TAX REBATE
ENTERPRISE INFO SEC OFFICE
FL GOV ACCOUNTABILITY ACT
STATE MATCH-FEMA
ANIMAL CRUELTY PILOT PROJ
PUBLIC DEFENDER WORKLOAD
ST ATTY/PUB DEF WORKLOAD
OPERATIONAL DEFICIT
INFO TECHNOLOGY EFFICIENCY
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Category Codes
Code
Description
099959
100001
100005
100007
100008
100009
100010
100011
100013
100014
100015
100016
100017
100019
100021
100022
100023
100024
100025
100027
100029
100030
100031
100032
100033
100035
100036
100037
100038
100039
100040
100041
100042
100043
100045
100047
100048
100049
100050
100051
100052
100053
100054
100056
100057
100059
100060
100061
100062
100064
100065
100066
100067
100070
100075
100077
100078
100080
100082
MAINFRAME CONSOLIDATION
ATTY GENERAL'S LAW LIBRARY
JUVENILE REDIRECTIONS PROGRAM
AAS TRAINING & EDUCATION
G/A-CONT SVCS/DOZIER
G/A-CONT SVCS/OKEECHOBEE
TR/DOT - KEEP AM BEAUTIFUL
SEAFOOD PROMOTIONS
G/A-SMALL CTY TECH ASSIST
ACQ & REPLACE PATROL VEH
SUPP APPR/ADJ SSEC PROJ
ASPIRE-HARDWARE/SOFTWARE
FLA CORR COMMISSION
TR/FAU/OCEAN ENERGY TECHN
ACQUISITION/MOTOR VEHICLES
ACCOUNTING SERVICES
TR/DFS/PURCHASING
FL 4-H TRAINING INSTITUTE
STATEWIDEDISTANCE EDUC NETWORK
GROUND WTR/MONITOR NETWRK
STG TK COMPL VERIFICATION
G/A-LOCAL MATCHING GRANT
G/A-FL HEALTHY KIDS CORP
G/A-LEON CO EMRGCY COM CTR
TR/FUNDS TO STATE AGENCIES
ADD COMPENSATION CO JUDGES
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
BLACK PARLATORIA SCALE
FLORIDA PANTHER MANAGEMENT AND CONSERVATION
WMD LAB SUPPORT
TRANSFER TO VISIT FLORIDA
G/A-ALZHEIMER'S/SERVICES
TRANSFER TO THE PROFESSIONAL REGULATION TF
FEE WAIVERS
FAIRBANKS HAZARDOUS WASTE
LEGAL SERVICES CONTRACT
BLACK MALE EXPLORERS PROG
PROP APP/TAX COLL CERT PRG
EVERGLADES LAB SUPPORT
GAMBLING PREVENTION CONT
ACQ & REPL BOAT/MOT/TRAIL
MEDICAID FRAUD INFORM REWD
TR/FCT REVENUE
COMP&BENEFITS/ADD SAVINGS
G/A-COMM & ST/DRUG ABUSE P
RISK MANAGEMENT/SAVINGS
ADULT DENTAL,VISUAL & HEAR
NATL GUARD TUITION ASSIST
ADULT VISION/HEARING SVCS
ELECTRONIC COMMERCE FEES
TRANSFER TO DCA
TR/BUIDLING CODE PROGRAM
G/A-PYMT FL/CIVIL AIR PTRL
INTEGRATED MGT SYSTEM
ONE STOP PORTAL
ADVERTISE/PROP AM/CONSTITU
SAFER CONTRACT LIABILITY
TR/BOG/FL CATR ST CENT-FSU
AFF HOUSING / 04 HURR RECOV
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State Standard
Category Codes
Code
Description
100087
100088
100089
100091
100092
100093
100094
100095
100096
100097
100098
100100
100101
100102
100104
100105
100106
100107
100109
100110
100112
100116
100118
100119
100120
100122
100123
100125
100128
100130
100131
100133
100134
100135
100136
100137
100140
100141
100147
100148
100150
100152
100155
100159
100160
100161
100162
100164
100165
100171
100175
100179
100180
100188
100189
100190
100191
100193
100195
ADVERTISING NOTICE-ELDERLY
SPECIAL STUDIES
TRANSFER TO DEPT OF HEALTH
PROTECTED SPECIES REHAB
G/A-ALZHEIMER'S RESP/PROJ
AFFORD HOUSING INITIATIVES
TR/DOT/ADOPT-A-HIGHWY PRGM
GREEN INDUSTRIES STATEWIDE AGRICULTURAL NETWORK
G/A-ALZ DISEASE PROJ/SRVC
GRANTS AND AIDS - ALTERNATIVE FUELS
HURRICANE MULTIPLE DEDUCTIBLE REIMBURSEMENTS
FORESTRY WILDFIRE/SUPP EQU
AGRI EMER MEDFLY PROGRAM
FL BLDG CODE\COMP\MIT PROG
VOTER INFORMATION
YOUTH HUNTING/FISHING PROG
EXAMINATION TESTING SVCS
WATER SUPPLY PLANNING
G/A-WORLD TRADE CTR/TAMPA
G/A-VITICULTURE PROGRAM
FLORIDA HIGHWAY PATROL COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS
DOT WETLAND MITIGATION
STATEWIDE PROSECUTION
ANTITRUST INVESTIGATIONS
COMMISSION/STATUS OF WOMEN
G/A-CULTURE BUILDS FLORIDA
G/A-CULTURAL/MUSEUM GRANTS
G/A-HISTORIC MUSEUM GRANTS
FEMA MAP MODERNIZATION
TR/GRANT TF-CASH FLOW LOAN
FLA AGRIC PROM CAMPAIGN
TR/CO JUV DET. CTR. PAYMT.
G/A-BOLL WEEVIL ERADICATE
ASSOCIATION DUES
AQUATIC RESOURCES ED
TROPIC SODA APPLE CONTROL
APIARIAN INDEMNITIES
G/A-FEFP SUPPLEMENTAL ED JOBS
ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION
G/A-COMM/INDEPENDENT EDUC
G/A-MODEL DEPEND COURT PILOT
BUILDING/OFFICE RENT PMTS
VOTING SYSTEMS ASSISTANCE
TR/DOH-EPIDEMIOLOGICAL SVR
FWC GRANTS PROGRAM
G/A-FINE ARTS ENDOWMENT
OUTSOURCED DET CTR OPR
SISTER'S CREEK MARINA
G/A CDBG DISASTER RECOV
TROUT LAKE NATURE CENTER
AUTOMATED TESTING EQUIP
G/A-INDIVIDUAL & FAMILY
DIST CO-MTR V REG PROCEEDS
G/A-COMM SVCS BLOCK GRANTS
AWARDS TO CLAIMANTS
G/A-CDBG-SMALL CITIES
G/A-FARMWORKER EMERG GRANT
G/A-MERIT AWARD PROGRAM
ASBESTOS REMOVAL PROG FEE
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State Standard
Category Codes
Code
Description
100197
100200
100207
100212
100216
100218
100220
100221
100222
100225
100227
100228
100229
100230
100233
100235
100236
100237
100242
100244
100246
100247
100248
100249
100250
100253
100254
100255
100256
100259
100260
100261
100262
100264
100265
100268
100269
100270
100271
100272
100273
100274
100276
100279
100282
100283
100289
100291
100295
100296
100297
100299
100301
100305
100306
100308
100310
100311
100312
G/A-IMPLEMENTATION GRANTS
CIVIL TRAFFIC INFRACTION HEARING OFFICERS
ENDANGERED PLANT SPECIES
OPERATIONAL INCENTIVES PRG
G/A-PRIM CR CHLNG GRT WAIV
ANIMAL WASTE MANAGEMENT
ADMINISTRATION OF UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION TAX
FLORIDA FARM RAISED CLAMS
TR/DOE-SPINAL CORD RSRCH
INNOVATION INCENTIVE PROGRAM
G/A-READING INITIATIVES
ENHANCED WILDLIFE MGMT
ROOM AND BOARD PAYMENTS
ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION
ENV ED GRANTS/ACTIVITIES
PLANT/PEST/DIS MON & CONT
G/A-BLK BUS INVEST BOARD
G/A-BLACK BUS LOAN PROGRAM
TR/AG EMERG ERADICATION TF
G/A MIDLEVEL CULTURAL GRT
DIST/VOL CONTRIB-STATE AG
DIST/VOL CONTRIB-NON-PROF
HISPANIC BUSINESS INITIATIVE FUND OUTREACH PROGR
OUT-OF-ST UNK PREDISP COST
G/A-ALZHEIMER/RESPITE SVCS
G/A-INST COMM PUBLIC RSCH
PACE CENTERS
G/A-FOSTER CARE REV PANEL
DRUG COURTS
QUICK ACTION CLOSING FUND
PARENT SKILL BUILDING
800 MHZ EQUIP/MAINTENANCE
FED VALUE-PROD SPEC CROP
FED SUPPORT-FLA AGR PROMO
EDUC INNOVATION INITIATIVES
G/A-ECONOMIC GARDENING-UCF
TR/STO/JUSTICE INFO SYS
BOATING RELATED ACTIVITIES
SEXUAL PREDATOR CONFLICT
FAMILY VIOLENCE\ASSISTANCE
FIU DEMOCRACY CONFERENCE
G/A-WORKFORCE PROJECTS
G/A-COURT SYSTEM SERVICES
LEGIS INIT/REDUC JUV CRIME
TR/DCA-FL COMMUNITIES TR
G/A FLORIDA SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CENTER
G/A-FISCAL CONST COUNTIES
G/A-ASST/LOW PERF SCHOOLS
G/A-MENTORING/STUDENT INIT
TR/DOH/BIOMED WASTE REG
G/A-EDUCATION PARTNERSHIPS
CAMPAIGN FINANCING ACT
CAPITOL TECHNICAL CENTER
G/A-QUALIFIED DEFENSE CONTRACTOR PROGRAM
G/A-CANCER CENT OPERATIONS
TIME AND ATTENDANCE SYSTEM
ALLIGATOR MANAGEMENT PROG
CASE MANAGEMENT
AREA HEALTH EDUCATION CNTR
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Category Codes
Code
Description
100314
100315
100318
100321
100328
100340
100350
100352
100354
100357
100361
100369
100372
100373
100377
100378
100379
100381
100383
100384
100390
100392
100393
100395
100399
100401
100402
100405
100406
100408
100410
100414
100420
100422
100423
100425
100429
100430
100433
100435
100436
100437
100440
100441
100443
100444
100445
100449
100450
100452
100454
100455
100456
100457
100458
100460
100464
100465
100466
SMART GRID TECHNOLOGIES - ARRA 2009
G/A-FL DEF SPPT TASK FORCE
PESTICIDE COLLECTIONS
VICTIM SERVICES
FL SMALL BUS CREDIT INIT
NON-CARL WILDLIFE MGMT
CENTREX & SUNCOM PAYMENTS
TELECOM INFRA PRJ SYS-TIPS
G/A-SCHOOL-TO-CAREER
ENTRPRS TECH INITIATIVES
MAIN ALLOWANCE/PROB OFFCRS
PROJECTS/CONTRACTS/GRANTS
INNOVATIVE READING PILOT PROGRAMS
G/A-FL BRIGHT FUTURES/PROG
G/A-FL PORK PRODUCERS
CHALLENGE GRANTS
G/A-CHALLENGE GRANTS
RESEARCH & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INVESTMENT PROG
21ST CENTURY WORLD CLASS SCHOLARS CHALLENGE GRTS
UNIV RES COMERCIALZTN PROG
PAYMENT OF SALES TAX ON MOBIL HOMES
PYMT/SALES TAX/MH/TORNADO
G/A-DOM SEC-BIO HLTH-HOSP
G/A-COLL ACC CHALL GT PROG
UNLICENSED ACTIVITIES
PARTIAL REIMBURSEMENT OF PROPERTY TAX
G/A-OUNCE OF PREVENTION
REIMBURSE/PROP TAX/TORNADO
NUISANCE WILDLIFE CONTROL
G/A-COMMUNITY SERVICES
G/A-CHILD ADVOCACY CENTERS
G/A-BROWARD CO DRUG COURT
G/A-CHLD/ADOS SUB ABSE SVC
TRANSFER TO FSU SCHOOL OF CHIROPRACTIC MEDICINE
TRANSFER TO FSU
CHILDRENS ACTIONS TEAMS MENTAL HEALTH
K-8 VIRTUAL EDUCATION
TRANSFER GR TO CITF
G/A-LYNN HAVEN LIBR PROJEC
G/A-CHILD MENTAL HEALTH SV
THERAPEUTIC SVCS - CHILD
G/A-VOLS CTY ORAL HIST PRJ
G/A-FL HSG FIN CORP-OPER
CITIZEN COMM/COUNCILS-EXP
CITRUS CANKER ERADICATION
CIT HEALTH RESPONSE PROGRM
CITRUS CANKER LITIGATION
SUPPORT FOR FOOD BANK
FOOD PANTRIES
INT'L REPRESENTATION & ADV
G/A ADVOCATING INT'L RELATIONSHIPS
CL PAY/CONST RECOVERY FUND
CLAIMS/AUCTION RECOVRY FND
TALENT AGCY PRORATED REIMB
FLORIDA HORSE PARK
AFRICAN LAND SNAIL ERAD
POSTSEC CHALLENGE GRTS
PERFORMANCE ADJUSTMENTS
PER ADJ TO SCH DISTRICTS
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Category Codes
Code
Description
100469
100470
100474
100475
100480
100481
100485
100486
100487
100489
100495
100496
100497
100500
100501
100505
100506
100507
100511
100513
100514
100515
100516
100517
100519
100520
100521
100522
100523
100524
100526
100527
100528
100532
100534
100535
100537
100541
100545
100547
100549
100550
100552
100553
100554
100555
100556
100557
100558
100559
100560
100561
100562
100563
100564
100565
100569
100570
100572
CLEFT LIP/PALATE PROGRAM
DEER MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
G/A-FL NATIONAL MERIT/PROG
LAUREL WILT SURVEY PROGRAM
FL SMALL BUS DEV CTR
PLUS ONE PILOT
G/A-COLLEGE REACH OUT PROG
G/A-CLIENT SERVICES
G/A-VOCATIONAL REHAB
G/A-COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS
SW VOTER REGISTR SYST/HAVA
REIMB LAFAYETTE CTY/BACKPA
G/A-CMS NETWORK
TR TO FL CAT CENT AT FSU
TR/FSU STORM CENTER
TR/LAND ACQ TF/DEBT SVC
TR/NON-MND LAND RECLAM TF
TR DIST CT OF AP-WORK COMP
WIND LOSS MIT RES STUDY
DEFER PRESENTMENT CONTRACT
MORTGAGE BRK EXAMS - OFR
FL PUBLIC HURR LOSS MODEL
TR/FIU-ENH/FL PUBLIC/MODEL
TR/DMS-1ST DIST CT HOUSE
TR/FIU-ENH/WALL OF WIND
WORKERS' COMP RES INST ST
TR/USF-OSHA MATCH
TRANS TO JAC FOR PIP FRAUD
PROPERTY/CASUALTY EXAMS
LIFE AND HEALTH EXAMS
TR JAC - PROS WRKS COMP FR
CCT DATABASE CONTRACT
TR/FIU-WALL OF WIND
AC/FLWAC - ADMIN APPEALS
CIVIL COMMITMENT COSTS
DEPENDENCY COUNSEL
G/A-LEARNNG THRU LISTENING
YOUTH-AT-RISK LITERACY PGM
DATA CENTER RESEARCH/DEV
G/A-COMMUNITY CARE/ELDERLY
PHARMACEUTICAL EXPENSE ASSISTANCE
G/A-FED EMER SHELTER PGRM
G/A-HOME ENERGY ASSISTANCE
G/A-WAP
TRANSFER/FWCC/DERELICT/VES
G/A-WAP-LIHEAP
TRANSFER ARCHITECT ACTIVITIES
G/A HOMELESS HOUSING-NMS
G/A-DISABLED HOUSING-NMS
HOME CARE/DISABLED ADULTS
NATIONAL ENTREPRENEUR CTR
G/A HOMELESS HOUSIN ASSIST
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROJ
SP CAT/TRANSFER TO DCA
NON CUSTODIAL PARENT PRG
TRANS TO DIV ADM HEARINGS
WHITMAN CENTER - UWF
G/A-HOME ENERGY ASSISTANCE
FGIC-MATCHING GRANT PROG
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State Standard
Category Codes
Code
Description
100573
100580
100585
100586
100587
100590
100591
100592
100593
100602
100603
100604
100605
100609
100610
100611
100612
100613
100614
100615
100616
100618
100619
100620
100625
100628
100629
100630
100633
100636
100644
100648
100649
100650
100651
100653
100654
100655
100656
100659
100661
100664
100665
100669
100671
100673
100674
100686
100693
100695
100701
100713
100716
100718
100722
100724
100728
100736
100744
G/A-FL AFR-AM HERITAGE/NET
G/A-AGRI ASSIST PROGRAM
G/A-BLACK CULTURAL TOURISM
G/A-INSTR TECH
G/A-LIFE SCIENCE INDUSTRY
DISTRIB OF SURCHARGE FEES
SUBMERGED RES DAMAGED REST
DISBURSE DONATIONS
FIN AID CONTRACTUAL SVCS
ASSISTIVE CARE SERVICES
G/A-COMM CARE/DISABLED
G/A-OLDER AMERICANS ACT
G/A-LAUREN'S KIDS-SEXUAL ABUSE EDUCATION & HOTLI
COMMUNITY HOSPITAL ED PRG
G/A-COMM MENTAL HLTH SVS
G/A-BAKER ACT SERVICES
G/A-OUTPATIENT BAKER ACT
TRANSFER TO THE FDLE SLOTS INVESTIGATION
TR/STATE ATTY/SLOTS
PRIVATE LAND OWNER PROGRAM
COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH SV
G/A-COM SUB ABUSE SVCS
OFF-HIGHWAY VEHICLE/ RECREATION PROGRAM
COMM MH SVCS-MMA
INFRASTRUCTURE/STATE OPERS
WATER QUALITY MGMT/PLAN
DRINK WATER IMPRV-FED STM
COMP TO RETIRED JUDGES
PUBLIC GUARDIAN CONTR. SVC
FOREST MANAGEMENT
COMPUTER RELATED EXPENSES
CASE RELATED COSTS
CCRC CONFLICT CASES
REGISTRY ATTORNEYS
JUDICIAL CASELOAD INCENT.
REGIONAL GENETICS
SICKLE CELL ED. & SCREEN.
G/A-MED SVCS AB/NEG CHILD
G/A-PRIMARY CARE PROGRAM
GAMING STUDY/OPPAGA
TR/FDLE-CAPITOL POLICE
AGRIC INTERDICTION STATION
G/A SEAPORT SECURITY
ANIMAL PEST/DISEASE CONTRL
PLANT PEST & DISEASE CONTR
AQUACULTURE
G/A-AGR PRODUCTS MARKETING
CONSULTANT FEES
CONT NRSNG HOME AUD PRG
CITRUS RESEARCH
POST PAYMENT CLAIMS/SVCS
CONTRACT AUDITING
CONTRACT DRUG ABUSE SVCS
LAND MANAGEMENT
WATER RESOURCE PROT/REST
TR/DACS PLANT INDUSTRY TF
CONTINUING EDUCATION
STATE PARK OPERATIONS
G/A-CULTURAL EXCHANGE PROG
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State Standard
Category Codes
Code
Description
100746
100748
100755
100757
100766
100770
100771
100773
100774
100776
100777
100778
100779
100780
100781
100782
100783
100784
100785
100786
100789
100793
100800
100801
100804
100805
100806
100807
100808
100815
100816
100820
100823
100825
100826
100829
100830
100831
100832
100835
100836
100838
100842
100846
100849
100850
100851
100852
100853
100854
100857
100858
100859
100861
100862
100863
100864
100866
100868
CORR PRIVATIZATION COM
LABORATORY SERVICES
RESOURCE TARGET HARDENING
CONTRACT PAYMENTS
CRISIS COUNSELING
DOM SEC-BIOTERR HLTH-HOSP
TR/DACS/GEN INSPECTION TF
CONTRACT W/DMS FOR COPES
NAT'L POLLUT/ELIMINATION
G/A-SADIP
CONTRACTED SERVICES
G/A-CONTRACTED SERVICES
G/A-CONTRACT PROF SERVICES
G/A REGIONAL WORKFORCE BDS
FLAIR SYSTEM REPLACEMENT
G/A-SHERIFFS PI GRANTS
G/A-WORKFORCE SERVICES
G/A-CONTRACT SVCS-FHK ADMN
FACILITIES IT SYSTEM
TRANSFER TO DFS - AUDITS OFCLERK BUDGETS
G/A-PROJECT DARE
G/A-CHOICES PRODUCT SALES
PURCHASE/THERA SVCS CHILD
G/A - WAGES MILITARY AFF
TR/DCA CIVIL LEGAL FORECLO
G/A-SCHO0L DISTRICT LOANS
GRANTS AND AIDS - PURCH OF THERA SERVICCHILDREN
G/A WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT BOARDS
MASTER CONTRACTS
G/A-WAGES COALITIONS ALLOCATION
G/A-WRKFRC DEV BDS-FED WTW
TRANSFER TO GENERAL INSPECTION TF
TR/EOG/OTTED
CAREERSOURCE FLA OPERTNS
COST-OF-LVG PRICE SURVEY
IT INCIDENT RESPONSE
MONEY SER BUSINESS EXAMS
FLORIDA INTEROPER NETWORK
MUTUAL AID BUILD-OUT
FIRN/DIST BANDWIDTH SUPPOR
WORKERS' COMPENSATION
G/A-MARKETING ORDERS
G/A-MED TRG/SIMULATION LAB
TR/DACS/LAKE OKEECH/PROJ
ABLE GRANT
FLA INDEPENDENT COLL/GRANT
DOMESTIC SECURITY
CAPITOL COMPLEX SECURITY
SUSTAIN/MON CTR/SECUR TOOL
DMS/FACILITIES SECURITY
INTERIOR REFURBISH / LEASE
CYBER CENTER DEVELOPMENT
CAPITAL FOR RISK RET POOL
SECURITY PLANNING SESSIONS
TRANSFER TO ST TRANSPORTATION TF
NITRATE RSH/REMEDIATION
TR LCIR-IMPACT FEE TSK FCE
ASSIST INDIVID W/DISABIL
DEFERRED COMPENSATION ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
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Category Codes
Code
Description
100873
100891
100900
100902
100903
100904
100905
100906
100907
100910
100917
100918
100919
100923
100927
100929
100930
100931
100946
100952
100958
100960
100962
100963
100966
100967
100975
100978
100981
100983
100985
100995
101008
101010
101011
101012
101015
101016
101020
101022
101025
101026
101028
101029
101030
101031
101032
101035
101038
101039
101040
101042
101043
101044
101045
101046
101047
101048
101049
DEBT SERVICE - FLAIR/CMS
AG RESEARCH
TOLL OPERATION CONTRACTS
PAYMENT TO EXPRESSWAY AUTH
ADULT DENTAL SERVICES
CONTRACT LEGAL - ATTY GEN
CONTRACTED LEGAL SERVICES
TR/DEP
CONTRACTED MED SVCS
DEFICIENCY
DEPT STAFF DEVEL/TRAINING
ALF STAFF TRAINING
DEVEL EVAL & INTERV/PART C
G/A-COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
G/A-HEALTHY START COALTNS
G/A-COMM DEV SERV PROJECTS
G/A-STRAT EDUC INITIATIVES
G/A- COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
G/A-PARCC
G/A-DIAGNOST/LEARN RES CTR
SUNSHINE STATE GAMES
G/A-FCAT LIQUIDATED DAMAGE
NGA/BEST PRACTICES-GRANTS
CONTINGENT-DISCRETIONARY
DISCRET FDS-CHIEF JUSTICE
G/A-DISPLACED HOMEMAKERS
G/A-AIDS INSUR CONT PROG
FIC/HOME BUILDERS ED PRGM
FL GOV INDIAN COUNCIL OPER
BRADENTON JUDGMENT
POWELL CROSLEY ESTATE
G/A-DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PRG
SETTLEMENT - DHSMV VS DOJ
BRIGHT FUTURES TEST PGM
FED WASTE PLANNING GRANTS
LAKE RESTORATION
DRUGS/VACCINES/BIOLOGICALS
CHILLER EQUIPMENT
ECONOMIC CRIME LITIGATION
TR/GR TO TOURISM PROM TF
G/A-DEFENSE REINVESTMENT
CHILD HEALTH SCREENING SVC
PUBLIC ASST/04 HURR-ST OP
EARLY/PERIOD SCREEN/CHILD
HAZARD MITIG/04 HURR-ST OP
G/A PUBLIC ASSISTANCE 2004 HURRICANES
G/A HAZARD MITIGATION FOR 2004 HURRICANES
PUBLIC ASSISTANCE/STATE OPERATIONS
SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT - DHSMV VS. RENDON
HAZARD MITIGATION/SO
TRANSFER RINGLING///FSU
G/A-PUBLIC ASST-PASS THRU
HZRD MTGTION/PASS-THROUGH
HURRICANE RECOVERY AND RELIEF
TR/WATERPROTECT/SUSTAIN TF
HAZARD MITIGATION FOR 2005 HURRICANES-ST OP
G/A HAZARD MITIGATION FOR 2005 HURRICANES
GRTS & AIDS - EMER MAN 2005 HURRICANE - ST OPS
TR/BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH TF
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Category Codes
Code
Description
101051
101052
101053
101054
101078
101085
101089
101090
101091
101092
101093
101105
101111
101112
101113
101114
101117
101118
101120
101123
101124
101126
101130
101133
101134
101135
101137
101138
101139
101150
101157
101165
101169
101173
101174
101175
101176
101177
101179
101181
101182
101183
101196
101197
101198
101201
101204
101205
101209
101211
101221
101222
101224
101226
101228
101229
101234
101235
101240
HAZ MIT/07 MAJOR DIS/ST OP
HAZ MIT/07 MAJOR DIS/PT
G/A-HURRICANE RECOV/RELIEF
G/A EMAC HURRICANE SANDY-SO
DOMESTIC VLC OFFND MONITOR
HOLOCAUST VICTIMS ASST ADM
MAIL SERVICES
HAZARD MIT/08-09 STATE OPS
G/A HAZARD MITIGATION 2008-09 HURRICANES & STORM
G/A-08-09/HURR/STORMS/ONA
G/A MAJOR DISASTERS 2012 OTH NEEDS ASST PRGM
PREPAID TUITION SCHOLARSHP
TR/DMS-SOFTWARE LICENSE
JOINT MAINFRAME SOFTWARE LICENSE CONTRACT
EMERG ALTERNATIVE PLCMENT
INTEGRATED JUSTICE INFO SY
SETTLEMENT AGREEMENTS
G/A-EVEN START
TF TO GRANTS DONATIONS TF
G/A-EMERGENCY MGMT PRGS
G/A-EMER MGMT RELIEF ASST
COMMISSION ON OIL SPILL RESPONSE COORDINATION
G/A-FED ENDGD SPECIES
TR GR TO CHILD SUPP ENFORC
EMERGENCY
MANATEE/ AVOIDANCE TECHNOL
CSE ANNUAL FEE
TRANSFER TO STATE COURTS REVENUE TF
TRANSFER TO THE CLERK OF COURTS TRUST FUND
RURAL CRIMES GRANT
G/A-HIST BLK PRIV COLLEGES
G/A-ENER/BLOCK GRANT-ARRA
G/A-WEATHERIZATION GRANTS
G/A-BIO-AGR DEV,DEMO/COMM
ENERGY CONSERVATION INCENTIVES
G/A-ENERGY TECHNOLOGY PROJ
ENERGY CONSERV/CONV LAB
INCENTIVES FOR AUX POWER UNITS ON DIESEL TRUCKS
AIR/RED EMISSIONS-FED STM
ENG CONSVTN INIT-ARRA 2009
APPLIANCE REBATE PROGRAM
NATURAL GAS FLEET REBATES
AMERICORPS
AMERICORPS - ARRA 2009
OUTSOURCING
LITTLE PINE ISLAND
STATE DOMESTIC PREPAREDNESS PROGRAM
PROJECT ASPIRE REMEDIATION
MASTER LEASE TI FUNDS
ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS
EXCESS INSUR. & CLAIM SER
RISK MGMT INFO CLAIMS SYS
TR/ECO MGMT RES TF - BCH
SCHOOL READINESS SERVICES
TR/EMTTF/ASSESSMENT/TRAIN
G/A-SKILL ASSESSMENT/TRNG
FINANCIAL LITERACY COUNCIL
HURRICANE MITIGATION PROG
G/A-RURAL HOSP FIN ASST
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Category Codes
Code
Description
101242
101246
101250
101252
101253
101262
101264
101267
101269
101272
101278
101280
101285
101291
101292
101304
101305
101309
101314
101321
101322
101323
101327
101333
101337
101339
101340
101342
101344
101350
101355
101360
101400
101404
101405
101412
101414
101415
101417
101425
101433
101447
101482
101485
101491
101492
101494
101495
101496
101501
101503
101504
101505
101506
101507
101508
101509
101510
101520
G/A-RURAL HLTH NTWK GRANTS
FAMILY PLANNING
MOBILE HOME MITIGATION PGM
TR/CITIZENS PROP INS CORP
TRANSFER TO INSURANCE REGULATORY TF
FEDERAL EQUIP MATCH GRANT
FINGERPRINT/DAY CARE EMPLY
G/A-1ST ACC MED SCH-U OF M
G/A-CULTURAL INSTITUTIONS
G/A-ACCEL BA NURSING AT UM
FARM SHARE PROGRAM
KINGDOM HARVEST COMM/CNTR
G/A-INF/TODDLER STEP-DOWN
G/A-FL ENDOWMENT/HUMANITIE
G/A-FL HUMANITIES COUNCIL
G/A-HYDROGEN ENERGY TECHN
G/A-ST/LOCAL/PRIVATE PRJS
FL LAND/WTR ADJUDIC COMM
INDIRECT COSTS
G/A-SHANDS TEACHING HOSP
G/A-JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSP
GRANTS AND AIDS - BAY MEDICAL CENTER
G/A - HOLOCAUST EDUCATION
FL MEMORIAL AIRWAY SCIENCE
FLA HIGHWAY PATROL SVCS
TR/HSMV-FHP FOR OMCC
MAJ INSTITUTIONS LAW LIB
OMB LAW LIBRARY
G/A-FL INFO RESOURCE NETWK
G/A-INDIGENT PSYCH MED PRG
G/A-FL HLTH INFO NTWRK GRT
TR/GRANTS & DONAT TF/FACTS
GRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION
LIONFISH BOUNTY PAYMENTS
HEALTHY START SERVICES
SUB COMMUN SVC TAX/TSK FRC
TRANSFER TO EOG-G&D TF
TR/SEED TF
TR/EXCELLENT TEACHING TF
G/A-GADSDEN MODELS PROGRAM
G/A-NEW WORLD SCHOOL-ARTS
G/A-SCH DIST MAT GRANT PRG
G/A-LITERACY GRANTS
G/A-FL SPORTS FOUNDATION
GULF ST MARINE FISHERIES
HAZARDOUS WASTE CLEANUP
HAZARDOUS WASTE SITE REST
HAZARDOUS WASTE COMPL/EDUC
STATE LANDS STEWARDSHIP
JAMES & ESTHER KING BIO R
WILLIAM G. "BILL" BANKHEAD, JR., AND DAVID COLEY
MOFFITT CANCER CENTER
HEALTH ED RISK REDUCT PROJ
FLORIDA CANCER CENTERS
JBB/ALZHEIMER'S/RES INST
STEM CELL RESEARCH PROGRAM
BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH
ENDOWED CANCER RESEARCH
ASO CONTRACT/HEALTH INS
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Category Codes
Code
Description
101525
101530
101535
101540
101547
101548
101549
101550
101554
101555
101557
101558
101560
101561
101562
101563
101575
101581
101582
101583
101584
101585
101586
101589
101596
101603
101640
101644
101649
101674
101675
101694
101730
101740
101743
101777
101862
101866
101868
101869
101904
101913
101920
101938
101977
101978
101981
101985
101986
101999
102001
102002
102003
102005
102007
102009
102010
102011
102015
G/A-NEUROSCIENCE CTR-FIU
PRESCRIPTION DRUG CLMS AD
CANCER RESEARCH
ALZHEIMER RESEARCH
HISTORIC PRESERVATION GRTS
GRANTS AND AIDS - HISTORIC PRESERVATION GRANTS
G/A-HISTORIC PRESERV PROJ
BRAIN DISORDER RESEARCH
HOME & COMMUNITY BASED SVC
HOME/COMM SERVICES WAIVER
ALF WAIVER
BRAIN/SPINAL CORD WAIVER
ALZHEIMER'S MED WAIVER
HOME HEALTH SERVICES
CYSTIC FIBROSIS WAIVER
HEALTHY START WAIVER
HOSPICE SERVICES
GRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION
HOSPITAL INPATIENT SERVICE
REGULAR DISPROP SHARE
LOW INCOME POOL
FREESTANDING DIALYSIS CTRS
MEDICAID CROSSOVER SERVICE
HOSPITAL INSURANCE BENEFIT
HOSPITAL OUTPATIENT SVCS
HOSPITAL REIMBURSEMENT
HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
ICF/ID - SUNLAND CENTER
ICF/DD COMMUNITY
CENTURY COMMISSION
SCHL CONCURRENCY TSK FORCE
G/A-INDEPENDENT LIVING SRV
G/A SCRIPPS FL FUNDING CORPORATION
INSTANT TICKET PURCHASE
INSTITUTE OF GOVERNMENT
TR/ST STUD FINAN ASST TF
JUDY NOMINATING COMM/EXP
FL SUBSTANCE ABUSE & MENTAL HEALTH CORP
G/A-FAMILY COURTS
G/A-JUROR/WITNESS PAYMENT
KIDNEY DISEASE PRG/CHILD
G/A-LIBRARY AUTOMATION
LAND MGMT/SAVE OUR RIVERS
RESPIRATORY THERAPY SVCS
LIBRARY RESOURCES
FL ONLINE HOMEWORK/LIBRARY
LITIGATION EXPENSES
TR/INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT TF
TR/INT IMP TF/MGT/SUB LDS
INFO TECH - LEGISLATURE
REEF GROUNDING SETTLEMENT
SHERIFF TRG & RESPECT ACAD
G/A-ENTERPRISE FLORIDA PRG
G/A-FAVA/CA
G/A - FLORIDA MEP
G/A-SPECIAL PROJECTS
G/A-LOCAL SERVICES PROGRAM
G/A-LOCAL SVCS PROGRAMS
G/A-MINORITY CRIME PREV.
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State Standard
Category Codes
Code
Description
102016
102017
102020
102021
102023
102024
102025
102026
102028
102031
102033
102035
102038
102041
102042
102043
102044
102050
102052
102057
102058
102060
102061
102062
102063
102066
102067
102068
102078
102079
102080
102081
102082
102083
102086
102087
102088
102091
102092
102093
102094
102095
102096
102097
102098
102099
102100
102102
102104
102105
102106
102109
102111
102112
102118
102121
102129
102130
102151
G/A-EFI/FL OPPRTNTY FD OPR
G/A-PUBLIC SAFETY
CONFERENCE ON PREVENTING CRIME IN THE BLACK COMM
LOCAL COMM CORR PROJ
TR/DCF MH/SUBSTANCE SERVS
G/A-EFI/FL OPPORTUNITY FD
FOOD SERVICE/PRODUCTION
G/A MILITARY BASE PROTECTION
G/A-INSUR COST CONTAINMENT
G/A-EFI/INST PUB RSRCH OPR
EMERGENCY COURT REPAIRS
TAX AND BUDGET REFORM COMM
COURTHOUSE RENOVATE/REPAIR
G/A-M/D 99-2000-FLOYD-SO
G/A-M/D 99-2000-FLOYD-PT
G/A-M/D 99-2000-FLOYD-CONT
MAINT AND OPERATIONS CONTR
G/A-1705 LOAN PROGRAM-EFI
COURT SYSTEM ENHANCEMENTS
INTERIM MGT/C.A.R.L.
MEALS & LODGING FOR JURORS
G/A TAX RELIEF HURR IVAN
G/A MAJ DIS MIAMI-DADE TORNADOS OPS
G/A MAJ DIS MIAMI-DADE TORNADOS PASS THRU
G/A MAJ DIS MIAMI-DADE TORNADOS ONA
G/A-MD-SW FL FLOODS/ST OPS
G/A-MD-SW FL FLOODS/PASS THROUGH
G/A-MD-SW FL FLOODS/HMGP
CITIZEN SOLDIER PAYMENTS
MIL FAMILY READINESS PROG
MARINE RESEARCH GRANTS
G/A-M/D 99-2000-IRENE-SO
G/A-M/D 99-2000-IRENE-PT
G/A-M/D 99-2000-IRENE-CONT
MEDICAID FISCAL CONTRACT
F/A MAJOR DISASTERS 99-00 FL WILDFIRES
G/A MAJ DISASTER - WILDFIRES 99-00 OPERATIONS
G/A-M/D-HELENE/2000-01 OP
G/A-M/D-HELENE-2000-01-PT
MEDICAID PEER REVIEW
G/A-M/D-SOUTH FL FLOODS/SO
G/A-M/D-SOUTH FL FLOODS/PT
FLORIDA WILDFIRES FEMA 2000-01
G/A-M/D FL WILDFIRES/PT
G/A-M/D T.S. ALLISON/SO
G/A-M/D T.S. ALLISON/PT
MEDICAID SURVEILLANCE
G/A-M/D T.S. ALLISON- HMGP
GA/MD/GABRIELLE-01-02 OP
GA/MD/GABRIELLE-01-02 PT
G/A-M/D-GABRIELLE - HMGP
G/A-SUS/INDUSTRY RESEARCH
EDUCATOR/LIAB INSURANCE
TEACHER DEATH BENEFITS
G/A-ACADEMIC PRG CONTRACTS
MGT AREA LEASE PAYMENTS
G/A-RED DRUM FISHERY EHNC
G/A-PRIVATE COLL & UNIV
MGT/WTR CONTROL STRUCTURES
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State Standard
Category Codes
Code
Description
102173
102191
102204
102205
102209
102212
102218
102220
102228
102229
102233
102234
102241
102256
102258
102261
102275
102289
102290
102295
102324
102325
102329
102331
102334
102335
102336
102340
102342
102345
102350
102351
102378
102379
102380
102381
102382
102383
102387
102388
102389
102405
102444
102470
102475
102478
102485
102528
102538
102540
102541
102542
102543
102545
102558
102569
102570
102576
102577
G/A-MV THEFT PREVENTION
NATIONAL OCEAN SURVEY
INTEGRATED DATABASE/REG AP
NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY
G/A-ANTI-GANG INITIATIVES
NURSE PRACTITIONER SERVICE
G/A-JOBS FOR FLORIDA GRADS
G/A-FEDERAL NUTRITION PROG
BOAT RAMP
DUCKS UNLIMITED MARSH PROJ
NURSING HOME CARE
BIRTHING CENTER SERVICES
G/A-ECONOMIC DEV PROGRAMS
TRANSFER/ARMORY BOARD TF
FULL SERVICE SCHOOLS
ON-CALL FEES
OPER & MAINT OF PATROL VEH
OPERATION/MOTOR VEHICLES
LAWTON CHILES ENDOWMENT FD
AUXILLIARY UNIFORMS/EQUIPM
OTHER LAB & X-RAY SERVICES
OTHER FEE FOR SERVICE
OUT-OF-STATE FEE WAIVERS
OVERTIME
CONTRL OF INVASIVE EXOTICS
INLAND PROTECTION FIN CORP
G/A FLORIDA HEALTHY KIDS DENTAL
MEDIKIDS
CHILDRENS MED SVCS NETWORK
OYSTER PLANTING
G/A-REPTV FLOOD CLAIM PRG
G/A-SEV REP LOSS PILOT PRG
ADVERTISING AGENCY FEES
COMPULSIVE GAMBLING PROG
PAID ADVERTISING/PROMOTION
TERMINAL GAMES FEES
LOTTERY INSTANT TICKET VENDING MACHINES
LOTTERY FSVM
PATIENT TRANSPORTATION
RETAILER INCENTIVES
PATENT DEPOSITORY LIBRARY
ED FAC RES & DEV PROJ
CITRUS COUNTY COURTHOUSE
UNIFORM TRAFFIC ACCT SYS
PAY OUTSIDE CONTRACTOR
PAYMENT OF INDEMNITIES
PAYMENT OF REWARDS
PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT SVCS
PERSONAL CARE SERVICES
PHYSICAL REHAB THERAPY
PHYSICIAN SERVICES
PHYSICIAN/HCP SVCS
THERAPY SERVICES
PLANT MAINTENANCE
CIGARETTE TAX STAMPS
PMT/DEATH & DISMEMB CLAIMS
WTR MGMT PLNG-LOCAL GOVTS
PMTS FOR RESTOR & DAMAGE
DRUM REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL
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State Standard
Category Codes
Code
Description
102590
102593
102598
102600
102605
102607
102621
102622
102655
102671
102672
102673
102674
102681
102682
102683
102685
102700
102702
102740
102741
102742
102751
102758
102759
102764
102765
102780
102807
102816
102820
102823
102838
102865
102870
102877
102878
102880
102890
102896
102899
102900
102903
102933
102935
102936
102948
102980
103000
103001
103005
103010
103011
103020
103022
103032
103034
103042
103056
POLLUTION REST CONTRACTS
G/A-PASCO CO COMM PARTNER
G/A-MINORITY TCHR SCHLRSHP
TR/AGR/ALLIGATOR MARKETING
TR/DACS-MOSQ CONTROL PROG
TR/DACS-SUS BIOSOLIDS ENER
EX-OFFENDER RE-ENTRY TASKFORCE (EXECUTIVE ORDER
ECONOMIC RECOVERY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
MOSQUITO CONTROL PROGRAM
PREPAID HLTH PLNS-ELDR/DIS
PREPAID HLTH PLNS-FAMILIES
PREPAID HEALTH PLANS
PREPAID PLAN/LONG TERM CARE
PRESCRIBED MEDICINE/DRUGS
PRESCRIBE MED/DRUG NON-MED
MEDICARE PART D PAYMENT
PRIVATE DUTY NURSING SVCS
G/A-CRIME STOPPERS
FL CASES SO 2ND REPORTER
CONTINGENCY PRJ-GENRL FUND
CONTINGENCY PRJ-BASIN FUND
IT - 5 YR PLN
PROMOTION
G/A-PROMOTIONAL AWARDS
SOUTH FL FOOD RECOVERY
PROVISION/CONTRACTED SERV
THERMAL EFFICIENCY CODE SUPPORT
G/A-PRTS EMO DIS CHI/YOUTH
PUBLIC ASST FRAUD CONTRACT
G/A-PUBLIC BROADCASTING
TR/IFAS/CITRUS CANKER
STUDENT FIN ASST/MIS
TRNSF TO PUBLIC COUNSEL TF
PUBLIC DOVE FIELD DEVELOP
PUR OF DRIVER LICENSES
PUR/SVCS-CHILD SUPP ENF
G/A-EMER FEEDING ORG
CHILD NUTRI/ORAL HYG PROG
STATE PORTAL DEVELOPMENT
STATEWIDE EMAIL SERVICE
G/A-PURCHASE OF LIC PLATES
PUR/SVCS - COLLECTION AGEN
PURCHASES FOR RESALE
PURCHASED CLIENT SERVICES
PCS-CLINIC/FIELD SVS
POISON CONTROL CENTER
FETPIP/WRKFRC DVP MIS
CLEAN TEC ENTRE INITIATIVE
DRYCLEANING CONTAM CLEANUP
TRANSFER DCA/MAJOR DISASTERS
REEMPLYMNT ASSNT/COMM-OPER
G/A - CLERKS OF COURT
TRANS TO WORKING CAPITAL TF
G/A-RADIO READ SVCS BLIND
ADOPTION SVCS AND SUBSIDY
G/A-CHILD ABS PREV/INTVNT
G/A-CHILD PROTECTION
RECREATIONAL EQUIP/SUP
G/A-REG PLNG COUNCILS
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State Standard
Category Codes
Code
Description
103087
103088
103089
103101
103111
103113
103114
103115
103116
103117
103119
103145
103146
103148
103192
103206
103207
103220
103223
103224
103225
103226
103227
103228
103229
103230
103241
103242
103257
103276
103290
103291
103300
103333
103377
103389
103410
103412
103451
103477
103524
103525
103529
103530
103534
103535
103538
103539
103540
103541
103542
103543
103555
103556
103558
103559
103560
103566
103583
REIMBURSEMENT TO FED GOVT
TRANSFER TO GEN REV FUND
TRANSFER TO GENERAL REVENUE FUND - FEDERAL REIMB
G/A-ALT/ENERGY/INCENT/FNDS
PARTNERSHIP/ SCHOOL READINESS
G/A PARTNERSHIP FOR SCHOOL READINESS
G/A - SCHOOL READINESS
G/A- SCH READ WAIT LIST
G/A SR REDLANDS MIGRANT
G/A CHILD CARE (CCEP)
G/A DATA SYSTEMS SCH READ
TRF VPK FUNDS TO AWI
TR FIRN TO DMS
G/A-ERLY LRNG STAND/ACCBTY
RETURN OF PAROLE VIOLATORS
RICO ACT-ALIEN CORPORATION
RICO DISTRIBUTION OF SALES
DEPENDENT CHLDN/SPEC NEEDS
TR/PD DUE PROCESS
PYMT/QTB PROGRAM
STATE ATTORNEY OPERATIONS
PUBLIC DEFENDER OPERATIONS
REG CONFLICT COUNCIL OPER
PUB DFNDR DUE PROCESS COST
CHILD DEPNDNCY/CIVIL CONFL
OPERATING EXPENDITURES
RISK MANAGEMENT INSURANCE
RISK MANGMENT INSUR-OTHER
G/A-CH/FAM IN NEED OF SVCS
RURAL HEALTH SERVICES
SALARY INCENTIVE PAYMENTS
FIRE SAFETY INSPECTION/FEE
ELECTRONIC MONITORING
TRANS DOT/LITTER PREVENT
SE FLA CENTER FOR AGING
SVCS/REPATRIATED AMERICANS
G/A-AUTISM PROGRAM
G/A-S FLA CULT CONSORTIUM
TRNS/DCA-HCD GRTS & DON TF
G/A-SPINAL CORD RES/UM
COMP EVRGLDS REST PROGM
PEDIATRIC LIVER TRANS PROG
SPEECH THERAPY SERVICES
G/A-DEV/EVAL/INTERVENTION
G/A-ST/FED DIS RELIEF-ADMN
G/A-ST/FED DISASTER RELIEF
CAP COLLAT CASE-REG ATTYS
ATTY PMNT/OVER FLAT FEE
CRIMINAL CONFLICT CASE COS
STATE ATTORNEY DUE PROCESS
ST ATTYS/EXEC ASSIGNMENT
CONFLICT/DEPEND LIABILITY
ICF/DD
ST MENTAL HEALTH HOSP PRG
MEDIPASS SERVICES
MNTL HLTH HOSP DISPR SHARE
STW INPATIENT PSYCH SVCS
LONG TERM CARE OMBUD CNCL
G/A-REG DIABETES CTR - UM
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State Standard
Category Codes
Code
Description
103598
103602
103605
103606
103612
103629
103634
103636
103638
103643
103644
103647
103648
103651
103659
103661
103714
103724
103725
103731
103732
103733
103734
103740
103742
103744
103752
103774
103784
103797
103798
103801
103802
103809
103810
103815
103825
103833
103843
103858
103870
103873
103879
103882
103884
103886
103887
103889
103892
103894
103895
103896
103898
103905
103907
103908
103910
103913
103915
START-UP FUNDS/GROUP HOMES
TB HOSP DISPR SHARE
STATE ATTY & PD TRAINING
PRIMARY CARE DISPROP SHARE
STATE INSTITUTIONAL CLAIMS
G/A-DEI SERVICES/PART C
G/A-RPICC DISPROP SHARE
G/A-RPICC SUPPORT SERVICES
G/A-REG ED CONSORTIUM SVCS
G/A-STATE TOURING PROGRAM
COMM ON COMMUNITY SERVICE
STATE UTILITY PAYMENTS
POOL SPACE RECONFIGURATION
G/A-CULTURAL & HIST PRGS
TRANS TO PECO TRUST FUND
STATEWIDE GRAND JURY/EXP
TR/SFWMD/EVERGLADES REST
SUPPLEMENTAL MEDICAL INS
SUPP FIREFIGHTERS COMP
SUPREME COURT LAW LIBRARY
DCA LAW LIBRARY
CIRCUIT COURT LAW LIB.
COMPUTER SUBCRIP. SERVICES
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY SVCS
CLINIC SERVICES
TRANSITION ASSISTANCE
TAX COLL NETWRK-CO SYS
TEACHER PROFESSIONAL DEV
MINOR STUD RECRUIT/RETENT
TEACHER OF THE YEAR
SCH RELATED PERS OF THE YR
TEMP EMERGENCY SHELTER
G/A-FL ARTS LIC PLATES
TR/IFAS
TR/IFAS/INVASIVE EXOTICS
TR/IFAS-PEST MOLE CRICKETS
STUDENT FINANCIAL AID
NAFTA IMPACT
TOPOGRAPHIC MAPPING
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT SPECIAL NEEDS FACILITY GEN
G/A-TRAUMA CARE
MINORITY SCHOLARSHIPS/CPA
PRGM REVIEW/SPECIAL STDIES
CAMA/CARL MANAGEMENT FUNDS
CONTRACTED LEGAL SERVICES
GREENWAYS CARL MGMT FUND
PAYMENT IN LIEU OF TAXES
INTERIM LAND MGMT/CARL
TRANS MATERIALS & EQUIP
TR/FORESTRY INCIDENTAL TF
TR/DACS FOR MGT/CARL LANDS
TR/DACS FOR RURAL/FAM LAND
TR/F & W COMM/MGT/CARL LDS
TRANSFER TO AIRCRAFT TF
TRANSFER TO FDLE-AUTO SYST
TRANS F & W CONSV COMM ADM
TRANSFER TO THE STATE BOARD
TRANS/HIGHWY PATROL INS TF
TR/U OF FL/AQUA PL EDU PRG
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State Standard
Category Codes
Code
Description
103921
103940
103944
103945
103946
103950
103954
103969
103978
103980
103981
103982
103983
103985
104001
104004
104005
104006
104009
104011
104013
104014
104017
104024
104026
104029
104036
104043
104048
104050
104052
104053
104054
104070
104072
104073
104074
104076
104080
104081
104095
104097
104102
104123
104125
104126
104127
104128
104130
104131
104132
104133
104134
104135
104136
104138
104139
104140
104146
TRANSFER TO PBS TF
TR/ED ENHANCEMENT TF
TR/IMPLEMENT HB 1671
TR/DOR-ADMN OF BATTERY FEE
TR/DOH/UDRGRD PET ENV RESP
HIGHWAY BEAUTIFICATION GRANTS
TR/GRANTS & DONATIONS TF
TR/DOR-HWY TAX COMPLIANCE
TR/DEPT OF STATE/G&D TF
TR/CONTRACTED DISPTCH SVCS
TR/STATE GAME TF
TR/GRANTS & DONATIONS TF
TUITION PAYMENTS
TREE REPLACEMENT PROGRAM
CITRUS CANKER TREE COMP PR
TREE REPLACE-CITRUS CANKER
ACQ/REPL HEAVY EQUIPMENT
G/A-WRKFORCE INV/ADULT AL
G/A-WRKFORCE INV/YOUTH AL
LIBRARY SERVICES
G/A-WRKFORCE INV/WORKER
TR/UF-RESEARCH & TESTING
INMATE HEALTH SERVICES
G/A - SPINAL CORD RESEARCH
G/A-STRAT STWD INITIATIVES
G/A-TURK PT SHIP CHAN ASSE
G/A-PRIMARY CARE TRAIN DEM
G/A-DISTANCE LEARNING
G/A-FLA VIRTUAL CAMPUS
G/A-SAFETY/EMERG PREPARED
G/A-SCHOOL/INSTRUCT ENHANC
G/A-EXCEPTIONAL EDUCATION
WORKFORCE PROG IMPROVEMENT
HABITAT RESTORATION
G/A-FAMILY FOSTER CARE
G/A-RESIDENTIAL GROUP CARE
G/A-EMERGENCY SHELTER CARE
G/A-SPECIALIZED RGC SERVS
BOATING/WATERWAYS ACTIVITY
USGS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT
VEND STANDS-EQUIP & SUPP
UNIV COMPUTER PLANNING
G/A-WEATH ASSIST-ARRA 2009
WATER CONSERV LAB
FLA RESIDENT ACCESS GRANT
WATER CONSER DISTRICT FNDG
AG NPS BMP IMPLEMENTATION
BEST MGT PRACT/COST SHARE
DISPERSED WATER STORAGE
WATER FARMING
UNDERGROUND TANK CLEANUP
G/A-VICTIM ASSISTANCE SVCS
WATER WELL CLEANUP
G/A-NOVA SE UNIV-HLTH PRGS
TR/CRIM JUSTICE TRAIN TF
LOC GVT CLEANUP CONTRACT
TR/FCPTIRTF/SCH RES OFFICR
G/A-PRIVATE COLL & UNIV
WASTE TIRE ABATEMENT PROG
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State Standard
Category Codes
Code
Description
104152
104155
104159
104163
104165
104166
104168
104170
104193
104200
104203
104230
104245
104250
104257
104275
104449
104478
104480
104486
104487
104488
104492
104498
104502
104505
104508
104510
104512
104514
104517
104520
104522
104524
104530
104540
104550
104555
104560
104561
104691
104920
105001
105002
105003
105006
105009
105014
105015
105016
105017
105018
105019
105020
105021
105022
105026
105027
105028
G/A-WILDERNESS THER CR SC
G/A-LECOM / FL - HLTH PRGS
G/A - 2+2 PUB AND PVT PART
PETROLEUM CLEANUP AUDITS
FL PANTHER SCULPTURE ACQ
FL SCH/DEAF & BLIND
G/A-CHAUTAQUA ARTS FESTVL
CHILDREN'S CARDIAC PROGRAM
WATER MGT DST PROPERTY TAX
WOMEN,INFANTS AND CHILDREN
AGRI-BUS INCUBATION PGM
G/A-NEW WORLD SYMPHONY
G/A-GREATER MIAMI CONCERT
G/A-SUMMER EXCHANGE PROG
G/A-CHILDREN'S BAKER ACT
G/A-GR MIAMI OP MEDIA PROG
ARTICLE V TECH BOARD
HR OUTSOURCE PROJECT MGT
SPECIAL NEEDS-ADOPTION INCENTIVES
SW LAW ENF RADIO CONTR PMT
SLERS BUSINESS CASE
HR OUTSOURCING PROJECT
CPC FACILITIES REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE
3RD PARTY MON/E-PROCUR SYS
WEB-BASED E-PROCUREMNT SYS
EXEC AICRFT POOL SUBSCRIPT
PURCHASING BILLING AND COLLECTION CONTRACT
ELECTION FRAUD PREVENTION
AIRCRAFT MAINT/REPAIR
PROJECT MGT PROF TRAINING
G/A-SHARPEN THE PENCIL
CABINET MTG RM EQUIP REPLC
TR/FCO/SUPPLEMENTAL CONTR
SHARED SAV/ENERGY UPGRADE
GENERAL DRUGS
PSYCHOTROPIC DRUGS
INFECTIOUS DISEASE DRUGS
MED/PUB ASST FRD PREV/DET
FL HOLOCAUST MUS-ST. PETE
HOLOCAUST DOC/EDU CENTER
JUDC/DOC SENTENCING ALT
FLORIDA FOREVER
PMT/EMPL CON/HSA CUSTODIAN
ADMINISTRATIVE OVERHEAD
LITIGATION EXPENSES
LAND USE PROCEEDS DISBURSE
STWIDE HURR PREP AND PLAN
TR/IFAS/WATER POLLUT STUDY
TR/IFAS-LAKEWATCH
TOTAL MAXIMUM DAILY LOADS SPRINGS ENVIRONMENTAL
TR/IFAS-COASTWATCH
SOUTHERN STATES ENERGY BRD
G/A-INDIAN RIV LAG/LAKE O
FL SPRINGS REST/PROT/PRES
TR/SFWMD-DISP WTR STORAGE
COMMUNITY CARE PRG/ELDERLY
TRANSFER TO DEPT OF JUVENILE JUSTICE
COMMUNITY TRIALS INITIATIVE GRANTS
ENFORCING UNDERAGE DRINKING LAWS
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State Standard
Category Codes
Code
Description
105029
105032
105035
105040
105042
105045
105050
105065
105070
105080
105082
105084
105090
105102
105104
105116
105119
105125
105132
105150
105152
105154
105156
105158
105160
105162
105225
105230
105235
105240
105241
105242
105244
105255
105256
105260
105264
105268
105280
105281
105295
105298
105300
105350
105401
105402
105404
105405
105410
105411
105412
105413
105414
105415
105420
105425
105440
105445
105450
CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION
CONTRACTED BANK SERVICES
G/A-HFC-AFFORD HSNG PRGM
HFC-AFFORD HSNG PRGM-ADMIN
RESIDUAL AIRCRAFT SUPPORT
G/A-HFC-SHIP PROGRAM
HFC-SHIP PRGM-MONITORING
DPA - FL HOUSING FIN CORP
G/A-FL ENDOWMENT/HIGHER ED
INFORMATION TECH SVCS/FWCC
TRANSFER TO STATE EMPLOYEE LIFE INSURANCE TF
TENANT BROKER COMMISSIONS
BOATING & WATERWAYS GRANTS
NTIA-BROADBANK SVCS DEPLOYMENT-ARRA 2009
MATCHMAKER CONFERENCE
TRANSFER TO DEP - OCEANS INITIATIVE
TR/TO DCF-HOMELESS PROGS
BABCOCK RANCH, INC.
UNDERGROUND TANK STIMULUS
G/A-PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
PUBLIC ASSISTANCE-ST OPS
G/A-HAZARD MITIGATION
HAZARD MITIGATION-ST OPS
DISASTER ACTIVITY-STATE
OTHER NEEDS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM-STATE OBLIGATION
G/A-SEVERE REPETITIVE LOSS
CORR. PRIVATIZATION COMM.
G/A-SPEC ED/TECH TRAINING
PRIVATE PRISON OPERATIONS
APPLICATIONS MGT CONTRACT
DATA PROCESSING CONTRACTS
SUNCOM THIRD PARTY MONITOR
RESTRICTED RESERVES
G/A-HURRICANE ANDREW-ADMIN
G/A-HURRICANE ANDREW REL
G/A-HURRICANE ERIN
G/A-PREDISASTER MITIGATION
G/A-HURRICANE OPAL
DEFERRED-PAYMENT CONTRACTS
LEASE/PURCHASE/EQUIPMENT
G/A-SISTER CITIES/GRANTS
ADD POWER CAPACITY - SRC
DISASTER RECOVERY SERVICE
G/A-CTY DYTNA BCH FIN PLAN
G/A-NRSG STDNT REIMB/SCHSP
G/A-DENTAL STUD LOAN REIMB
G/A-SOC WK STDNT LOAN PROG
CHILD PROTECT LOAN FORGIVE
DUE PROC CONTINGENCY FUND
SEC 14/ART V CONTING FUND
COURT REPORTING SERVICES
COURT INTERPRETING SVCS
EXPERT WITNESS SERVICES
MEDIATION/ARBITRATION SVCS
ST COURTS DUE PROCESS COST
ST-FUNDED SVCS COST RECOVR
COMM SUPP LIVING WAIVER
MEDICAID SCHOOL REFINANCE
NAT'L PARKINSON'S FNDATN
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State Standard
Category Codes
Code
Description
105500
105501
105505
105507
105510
105511
105512
105513
105514
105515
105522
105551
105552
105553
105554
105555
105556
105558
105561
105562
105566
105569
105570
105580
105700
105701
105703
105705
105710
105808
105860
105865
105966
106002
106005
106010
106011
106013
106014
106020
106022
106026
106027
106028
106029
106036
106038
106040
106055
106075
106078
106090
106150
106151
106180
106450
106500
106504
106508
SPECIALIZED TRAINING PROG
G/A-COASTAL MGT REQRMNTS
REG/PARI-MUTUEL IND (EQU)
BYRNE MEM ST LAW ENF PROG
TAX COLLECTION (EQUAL)
RACING ANIMAL MED RESEARCH
SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROGRAMS
DEV SERVICES PROGRAMS
MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS
PARI-MUTUEL LAB CONTRACT
CHILD WELFARE INITIATIVES
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY - NATIONAL MORTGAGE
TR/FWCC FOR LAW ENF
TR/MAR RES CONS TF IN FWCC
PRIVATE PRISON-MAINT/REPAI
BASFORD FARMS V STATE
OCEANS/COASTAL RESOURCES
G/A-ASBESTOS REMVL/BREVARD
TR/ECOSYSTEM M&R TF
TR/SAVE OUR EVERGLADES TF
TRANSFER/ECOSYSTEM///TF/WA
TR/IFAS/INV EXOTIC PLANT R
CCRC LAW LIBRARY
LEAVE LIABILITY
EDUC FAC HURR RESTOR/LOANS
G/A-FL COMM COLL/NOGUCHI
G/A-FLORIDA COMM/TOURISM
GRANTS & AIDS - VISIT FLORIDA
STATE FAIR
FOOD STAMP REINVESTMENT
G/A-HURRICANE LOSS MITIG
G/A-FLOOD MITIGATION/PROG
TRANSFER G&D TF FOR TRW
STATEWIDE NUMERIC NUTRIENT CRITERIA MONITORING N
TRANSFER TO DOE
FTP MARKETING/COMMUNICTNS
FTP-EDUCATION & TRAINING
FTP-EVALUATION & RESEARCH
FTP-YOUTH PROG/COMM PTNSHP
GULF COAST RESTORATION
TR/INVASIVE PLANT CRTL TF
REIMB NH/BACKGROUND CHECKS
MOBILE DATA TERMINAL SYS
TR/TSA/FDLE BACKGND CHECK
TR/FDLE BACKGROUND CHECKS
TOBACCO PREVENTION
FLORIDA A&M CRESTVIEW CNTR
FRESHWATER FISHING PIERS
FRONT PORCH FLORIDA
GREEN SWAMP
AIRCRAFT LEASE
HOME & COMM SERV ADMIN
TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS/ DBPR
DOCUMENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
G/A-CRIT TRNG NEEDS-EQUIP
WRKER COMP/STATE ACTIVE DT
MARINE TURTLE GRANTS PROG
TR/FAMILY READINESS TF
DISASTER RECOVERY SVCS CONTRACT
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Category Codes
Code
Description
106600
106650
106666
106668
106670
106671
106710
106820
106824
106828
106835
106969
106971
107000
107001
107002
107003
107007
107009
107010
107015
107020
107038
107039
107040
107041
107055
107080
107085
107090
107100
107120
107155
107260
107308
107370
107390
107395
107470
107505
107605
107660
107665
107680
107700
107770
107777
107778
107830
107850
107880
107888
107889
108001
108002
108005
108010
108012
108020
DERELICT VESSEL REMOVAL PROGRAM
NOTARY PUBLIC AWARENESS PG
PRODIGY
CNTR/IND LIVING - FT MYERS
CNTR/IND LIVING - P.C.
G/A-CNTR DRUG TREAT/REHAB
REPLACEMENT RADIOS
G/A-RES SUB ABUSE TREAT-LG
G/A-RES SUB ABUSE TREAT-ST
G/A-LOC LAW ENF BLOCK GRNT
G/A-VIO OFF INCAR/TIS-ST
AQUACULTURE DEVELOPMENT
ACQ RESEARCH/EXTEN ENHANCE
AQUACULTURE PROGRAM GRANTS
BALLAST WATER PLAN DEVELOP
ALT FUEL EDU/INFO CAMPAIGN
G/A PROJECT HOPE
G/A-VOLUNTARY PRE-K PROG
AIRCRAFT PURCHASE
WILDLIFE MGT AREA USER PAY
G/A-ELECT ACTIVITIES/HAVA
CITIZEN VOLUNTEER INITIATIVE
FIS CST COUNTIES CONS LAND
FISC CONSTRAINED COUNTIES
TR/DMS/HR SVCS/STW CONTRACT
TR/DMS/FIREFIGHTER MEM
TR/HIGHWAY SAFETY OPER TF
HUMAN RES SVS/STW CONTRACT
PEOPLE FIRST SYS-SYS ENHAN
EMAIL SERV/STW CONTRACT
NON-FED REIMB DISASTR ACTV
STW CONT/HUMAN RES SVCS
REVIEW OF PROPOSED MANDATED HEALTH COVERAGES
PAY/EXP/SALE OF AGENCY VEH
G/A-VOTER PAPER TRAIL INIT
TR TO ENT IND FIN INCNT TF
G/A QUALIFIED TARGET INDUSTRIES PROGRAM
GRANTS AND AIDS - QUALIFIED TARGET INDUSTRY
FILM AND ENTERTAINMENT
FLORIDA ENERGY COMMISSION
G/A-FAMILY READINESS PROG
G/A-ECONOMIC GARDENING PRG
GRANTS AND AIDS - ECONOMIC GARDENING TECHNICAL A
PUBLIC HSG MITIGATION INI
FISHERIES DISASTER RELIEF
STATE MATCH/DISASTER
ST EMP CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN
MEDICALLY FRAGILE ENHANCE
RELOCATION/VICTIMS/SEX BAT
FIRST TIME HOMEBUYER ASST
FED/FISH/DIS/ASSIST PROGRAM
FL HAZARDOUS MATERIALS P P
HAZARDOUS/EMERGENCY/GRANT
USGS COOPERATIVE PROGRAM
WATER USE AND WATER WELL
TR/PRISON INDUSTRY ENHANCE PRG
HABITAT CONSERV/LAND ACQ
TAX COLLECTOR-PROP APPRSR
G/A-FEMC CONTRACTED SVCS
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State Standard
Category Codes
Code
Description
108021
108022
108026
108027
108035
108036
108037
108038
108039
108040
108041
108043
108044
108045
108070
108075
108110
108111
108112
108113
108114
108115
108116
108117
108120
108234
108235
108304
108325
108326
108332
108340
108345
108370
108375
108384
108385
108390
108445
108450
108455
108500
108520
108550
108555
108560
108570
108600
108610
108625
108650
108725
108730
108740
108750
108778
108846
108847
108880
FL MOBILE HM RELOCATE CORP
CONDOMINIUM/COOPERATIVE EDUCATION
SURVEYORS/MAPPERS CONTRACT
TANG PROPTY TAX PILOT PROG
G/A-HAITI RELIEF - SO
G/A-HAITI RELIEF - P-CARD
G/A-DEEPWATER HORIZON/SO
G/A-DEEPWATER/HORIZ/P-CARD
G/A - DEEPWATER HORIZON-PT
G/A-DEEPWATER/NRDA/SO
G/A DEEPWATER-PT-NRDA
G/A-DEEPWATER/NEG GRANT/SO
G/A-DEEPWATER/NEG GRANT/PT
G/A DEEPWATER HORIZON-CRISIS COUNSELING
PROPERTY AND CASUALTY INSURANCE STUDY
CIVIL LEGAL ASSISTANCE
INS TRN CONDO BDS/UNT OWN
CIVIL LEGAL ASSIST REG 1
CIVIL LEGAL ASSIST REG 2
CIVIL LEGAL ASSIST REG 3
CIVIL LEGAL ASSIST REG 4
CIVIL LEGAL ASSIST REG 5
CIVIL LEGAL ASSIST REG 6
CIVIL LEGAL ASSIST REG 7
TRSFER ST ATTNY FOR STATE ATTORNEY CONDO PILOT P
G/A - WILDLIFE FOUNDTN FL
G/A - EVERGLADES YOUTH CMP
G/A - COMMUNITY BASED CARE
G/A-BROWNFIELDS REDEVL PJT
BROWNFIELD LIAB INS INCENT
G/A-GOV GULF STATES ACCORD
G/A-LINKAGE INSTITUTES
G/A-SPACEPORT FL AUTHORITY
TR/ECONOMIC DEVEL TF
G/A-LOCAL ECON DEV INITIAT
FESTIVALS/EVENTS/ATTRACTIONS
VOTER EDUCATION
GRANTS AND AIDS - POLL WORKER RECRUITMENT AND TR
G/A - SPACE FLORIDA
HZRD/CONST MATERIAL/METHOD
GRANTS AND AIDS-LOCAL GOVERNMENT DISTRESSED AREA
WINDSTR MITI DEMO TRA CTR
G/A-MGT ENTITY-MENTAL HLTH
GRANTS AND AIDS - SPACE FLORIDA-AEROSPACE INDUST
SCHOOL PLAN TECH ASSIST
G/A-SF-RETRAIN WORKERS
GRANTS AND AIDS - SPACE FLORIDA - TARGETED BUSIN
TRANSFER TO THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA
G/A-MGT ENTITY-SUBST ABUSE
TRANSFER TO THE EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR
TR/DFS/REGISTRY ATTORNEYS
HLTH INS ACCT ACT/HIPAA
CHARTER SCHOOL AT-RISK
WORKFORCE COMP GRANT PRGM
FL DISTINGUISHED TCHR COLL
G/A-PEDIATRIC AIDS NETWORK
G/A-TRANSPORT DISADVANTAGE
G/A-TRANS DISADV/MEDICAID
TRANS FLORIDA FOREVER TF
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State Standard
Category Codes
Code
Description
108885
108886
108888
108900
108955
109004
109007
109015
109050
109061
109062
109064
109067
109068
109069
109072
109073
109074
109088
109091
109092
109096
109100
109255
109257
109270
109390
109395
109550
109625
109655
109701
109789
109801
109802
109807
109810
109821
109822
109823
109824
109825
109826
109827
109828
109829
109830
109831
109832
109833
109834
109835
109836
109837
109838
109839
109840
109841
109842
HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOM
RED TIDE RESEARCH
G/A-FLORIDA STATE FAIR
CAPITOL REPAIRS
BROWNFIELD AREAS LOAN
TR/ADMINISTRATIVE TF
TR/DEPT AGRIC/AQUACULTURE
G/A-SA & PD OPERATIONS
TARGETED INDUSTRY LOANS
MAINTENANCE AND SUPPORT CONTRACT FOR SINGLE LICE
CONTRACT FOR PARI-MUT/COMPLIANCE SYSTEM
G/A-MICROFINANCE LOAN PRGM
SERVICE OPERATIONS
RURAL COMMUNITY DEVELOP
INSPECTION AND COMPLIANCE
QUICK RESPONSE TRAINING
WORKFORCE STATE TRAINING
INCUMBENT WORKER TRAINING
TR/DACS - CLEAN SWEEP
PEPIN HEART INST - HILLSB
TR TO ENERGY CONSUM TF
LOAN GUARANTEES FOR FLORIDA EXPORT FINANCE CORPO
SUPER ACT REIMBURSEMENT
TR/HEALTH CARE AGENCY
TR/DEPT OF FINANCIAL SRVCS
G/A-FREE TRADE AREA AM
GRANTS AND AIDS-AMERICAN RECOVERY AND REINVEST
UWF COMMUNICATION ARTS
CONSMER OUTREACH INITIATIV
G/A-HIPI
G/A-TECHNICAL/PLNG ASSIST
VIOLENT CRIME INVEST EMERG
TR/FWCC/DERELICT VESSEL
HAZARD MITIGATION FOR 08-09 SEVERE WEATHER AND
G/A HAZ MITIGATION 08-09 SVRE WEATHER & FLOODING
ETHICS/BUSINESS SCHOLARSHP
G/A-INSTITUTE/HUM/MACH COG
G/A-M/D EL-NINO #1195-SO
G/A-M/D EL-NINO #1195-PT
G/A-M/D EL NINO #1204-SO
G/A-M/D EL-NINO #1204-PT
G/A-MD-WILDFIRES/97-98-OP
G/A-MD-WILDFIRES/97-98-PT
G/A MAJOR DISASTER 04-05-HURICANE CHARLEY
G/A MAJ DIS 04-05 HURR CHARLEY PASS THRU
G/A-M/D 2004-05 HURR FRANCES-E/O 04-192 ST OPS
G/A-M/D 2004-05 HURR FRANCES-E/O 04-192 PASS THR
GRANT & AID MAJOR DISASTER 04-05 HURR IVAN
G/A MAJOR DISASTER 04-05 HURR IVAN-PASS THRU
MD 04-05 HURR CHARLEY-PURCH CARD-ST OPERATIONS
MD 04-05 HURR FRANCES-PURCH CARD-ST OPERATIONS
MD 04-05 HURR IVAN-PURCH CARD-ST OPERATIONS
G/A MD JEANNE ST OP 04/05
G/A MD HURR JEANNE PASS THRU 04-217
MD HURR JEANNE - PUR CD ST OPER
G/A-HURRICANES 04-ST OPER
G/A-HURRICANES 04-PASSTHRU
FEMA REPAYMENT
TR/RISK MGMT TF/HURRICANES
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State Standard
Category Codes
Code
Description
109843
109844
109845
109846
109847
109848
109849
109850
109851
109852
109853
109854
109855
109856
109857
109858
109859
109860
109861
109864
109866
109867
109868
109869
109870
109871
109872
109874
109876
109877
109879
109880
109882
109883
109884
109885
109886
109887
109888
109889
109890
109891
109892
109893
109894
109900
109901
109902
109903
109904
109905
109906
109907
109908
109909
109910
109911
109912
109913
TR GR STATE RISK MGMT TF
G/A-HURRICANES 05-ONA
GRANTS AND AIDS - 2005 HURRICANES - STATE OPERAT
GRANTS AND AIDS - 2005 HURRICANES - STATE OPERAT
GRANTS AND AIDS - 2005 HURRICANES - PURC CARDS
GRNTS & AIDS-EMER MAN ASSIS COMPACT2005 HURRI
GRTS/AIDS - EMER MAN 05 HURRICANE - PCARD-ST OPS
G/A-HURRICANES 06-ST OPER
G/A-2008-09 SEVERE WEATHER AND FLOODING-SO
G/A-08-09 SEV WEATHER - PT
G/A-HURRICANES 06-PC-ST OP
G/A-VOLUSIA FIRE COMPLX/OP
G/A-VOLUSIA FIRE COMPLX/PT
G/A-M/D 06-07-HAZARD-SO
G/A-M/D 06-07/HAZARDOUS WEATHER-PASSTHRU
G/A-M/D 06-07/HAZARDOUS WEATHER-PC-ST OPER
G/A-M/D 2007 FL WILDFIRES STATE OPS
G/A-M/D 2007-FL WILDFIRES PASS THRU FUNDS
G/A-EMA COMPACT WILDFIRES/07 PASS THRU
G/A-MAJOR DISASTER 2008-FL WILDFIRES-STATE OPS
G/A MAJ DISASTER 2008-FL WILDFIRES-P/CARD-ST OPS
EMAC/CA WILDFIRES
EMCA/CA WILDFIRES P-CARD
G/A-2008-09 HURRICANES-SO
G/A-2008-09 HURRICANES-PT
G/A-2008-09 HURRICANES-PC
GRANTS&AIDS-EMERG MANAGEMT ASS COMPACT-GUSTAV-SO
TRANS TO FWCC/MANATEE PROT
TR/ESA TF FOR BUS PARTNER
GRANTS AND AIDS-EMERG MANAGEMENT ASSISTANCE COM
GRANTS AND AIDS-EMERG MANAGEMENT ASSISTANCE COM
EMER MANAGEMENT ASSIST COMPACTKY ICE 09 ST OPS
EMER MANAGEMENT ASSIS COMPACTKY ICE 09 P CARD
G/A-MD/2009-WILDFIRES-SO
G/A-MD/2009/WILDFIRES-PT
G/A-MD2011/WILDFIRES-SO
G/A-MD2011-WILDFIRES-PASS THROUGH
G/A-MD2011-WILDFIRES-PC/SO
SOFTWARE UPGRADE
G/A-MJR DISASTERS 2012-SO
G/A-MJR DISASTERS 2012-PT
G/A-MJR DISASTR 2012-PC-SO
G/A-MJR DISASTER/HM ST OPS
G/A-MJR DIAST/HM PASS THRU
SMALL BUSINESS EMERGENCY BRIDGE LOAN PROGRAM
G/A-K/12-ARRA 2009
G/A-SCH LCH PROG-ARRA 2009
G/A-CLIENT SVCS-ARRA 2009
AWARD CLAIMANTS-ARRA 2009
G/A-OLD AMER ACT-ARRA 2009
G/A-COM BAS CARE-ARRA 2009
G/A-VCM AST SVCS-ARRA 2009
G/A-DRUG COURTS-ARRA 2009
PUBL ASSIST PROG-ARRA 2009
G/A-ARTS GRANTS-ARRA 2009
STATE OPERATIONS-ARRA 2009
G/A-CONTRAC SVCS-ARRA 2009
G/A-RGL WKFC BRD-ARRA 2009
G/A-WKFC FL OPER-ARRA 2009
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State Standard
Category Codes
Code
Description
109914
109915
109919
109920
109923
109924
109925
109926
109933
109934
109936
109937
109938
109939
109940
109942
109943
109944
109945
109946
109950
109951
109960
109970
109971
109972
109974
109977
109982
109983
109985
109987
109990
109995
109996
109997
109998
110007
110012
110013
110020
110042
110063
110094
110095
110096
110097
110105
110123
110129
110133
110154
110157
110161
110162
110163
110232
110245
110246
INCUB WORK TRAIN-ARRA 2009
G/A-SCHOOL READY-ARRA 2009
G/A-BYRNE/JAG ARRA 2009
BYRNE/JAG STATE ARRA 2009
G/A-M/D 98-99-GEORGES-SO
G/A-M/D 98-99-GEORGES-PT
G/A-M/D 98-99-MITCH-OP
G/A-M/D 98-99-MITCH-PT
G/R/CHIL/MED/SVS-ARRA 2009
TRANSFER TO EMERGENCY RESPONSE TF
DCA/INTRA-AGENCY TRANSFERS
G/A-CSBG-ARRA 2009
G/A/HOMELES/PREV/ARRA 2009
CENTRALIZED TECHNOLOGY
CONTRACT & GRANT REIMB ACT
AFF HOUSING/HURR RECOVERY
G/A-VIO/AGAIN/WM/ACT/ARRA
G/A-M/D 01-SEVERE FREEZES
G/A-M/D-SEVERE FREEZES PT
G/A-M/D-SEVERE FREEZE-HMGP
WETLANDS PROTECTION
BOATING SAFETY EDUC PROG
WILD TURKEY PROJECTS
NURSNG HOME DIVRSN WAIVER
PROG CARE FOR THE ELDERLY
G/A-LOCAL EMERG MGMT NEEDS
GRANTS&AIDS-LOCAL EMERG MGT&MITIGATION INITIATIV
TR/WORKERS'S COMP JUA
TRANSFER TO SAVE OUR EVERGLADES TRUST FUND
TRANSFER TO FL FOREVER TF
TRNSFR TO DACS-RURAL LANDS
FL CLERKS COURT OPER CORP
TR/GR TO WQATF/SPRINGS RES
SALARIES/BENEFIT-ARRA 2009
EDUCATION DATA WAREHOUSE
TRANSFER DISASTER ST. MATCH TO GTS & DONAT TF
OUTREACH/PREGNANT WOMEN
ADULT CONGRGT LVG SUPPL
CASH ASSISTANCE
NONRELATIVE CARE GIVER
OPTIONAL ST SUPPLEMENT PRG
CHILD SUPPORT-POL SUBD
DISCHARGE AND TRAVEL PAY
M MCLEOD BETHUNE SCHOLAR
SOS TEACHER LOAN/TUITION
STUDENT FINANCIAL AID
TRANSFER/DEFAULT FEES
FOSTER HOME CARE SUPPL
SCHOLARSHIPS
PAYMENTS TO CLAIMANTS
PERSONAL CARE ALLOWANCE
REFUGEE/ENTRANT ASSISTANCE
ROBT BYRD HONORS SCHOLAR
SCHOLAR/REAL ESTATE REC FD
REAL ESTATE RECOVERY FUND
REAL ESTATE SCHOLARSHIPS
FEDERAL INTERST PAYMENT
VIRGIL HAWKINS FELLOW PRO
JOSE MARTI SCH CHALL GRANT
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State Standard
Category Codes
Code
Description
110350
120000
121263
121265
121267
121269
121273
130200
130300
130500
130600
130601
130800
130900
130910
132005
132006
132007
132008
132009
132010
132011
132012
132013
132014
133011
133012
133013
133014
134000
134002
140000
140001
140002
140004
140006
140008
140009
140010
140011
140012
140013
140014
140015
140016
140017
140018
140020
140021
140023
140024
140025
140026
140027
140029
140030
140033
140040
140042
TRANSFER/FL EDUCATION FUND
DEBT SERVICE
TR TO DOH NURSING STUD LOAN TF AND SCHOLARSHIP P
TR TO STUDENT LOAN OPRATING TF STUD LOAN PROG
TR TO PROJECTS/CONTRACTS/GRANTS TF ST STUD FIN
TR TO PROJECTS/CONTRACTS/GRANTS T EDUC MEDIA
TR FUNDS FOR DATA PROCESSING SERVICES
DOT CARRYFORWARD FUNDS
SCH/DEAF/BLIND CARRYFORWRD
LEGISLATIVE CARRY FORWARD
DFS/CF/HUR MITIG PROGRAM
DFS/CF/MOBILE HOME MITGTN
EOG/CF/FILM&ENTERTAINMENT
OFFICE OF TOURISM, TRADE AND ECON DEV-CARRY FOR
DISTRESSED AREA/CF GRT PRG
BIOMEDICAL/TF/CARRYFORWARD
BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH TF CARRYFORWARD FUNDS-2006
BIOMEDICAL/TF/CARRYFORWARD
BIOMEDICAL/TF/CF - 2008
BIOMEDICAL/TF/CF - 2009
BIOMEDICAL/TF/CF - 2010
BIOMEDICAL/TF/CF - 2011
BIOMEDICAL/TF/CF - 2012
BIOMEDICAL/TF/CF - 2013
BIOMEDICAL/TF CF-2014
G&D TF CARRY FORWARD-2011
G&D TF CARRY FORWARD-2012
G&D TF CARRY FORWARD-2013
G&D TF CARRY FORWARD-2014
INS REG TF CARRY FORWARD
RUR COM DEV REV LOAN FD CF
G/A-LOC GOV/NONPR ORG-FCO
FED LAND/WATER CONSV/GRNTS
FL RECR DEV ASST GRANTS
ART FISH REEF CONST PROG
PUBLIC SCHOOL SPECIAL PROJ
G/A-SUR WATER IMP PROJ
G/A-TOTAL MAX DAILY LOADS
G/A-STORMWATER PROJECTS
G/A-LOC GOV LEADERSHIP INI
G/A-FT LAUD RIVER OAKS
G/A-ENV REST WATER SUSTAIN
G/A-SPEC CAT LOCAL REC DEV
G/A-SPEC CAT-CUL FAC PROG
ST. THOMAS UNIV SCI/TECH
ST. JOSEPH'S HEART CENTER
RENOVATIONS TO STATE-OWNED DJJ GIRLS COMMITMENT
G/A-SPEC CAT-ACQ, REST/HIS
G/A-SEP-ARRA 2009
PINELLAS AMI PANAMA KEY
G/A REGIONAL CULTURAL FAC
G/A MAINT STATE OWNED PROP
WTR SRC PLNG/DEVLPMT
CLRWTR YOUTH CRIS & FAM CT
HABITAT PARK - SPC
MUS OF DISC/SCI, FT.LAUDER
G/A-ALZH COMM CARE/SERV
SELF-CONTAINED HOUSING
G/A-FED ENT COMMUNITY PRG
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Category Codes
Code
Description
140047
140050
140051
140052
140054
140055
140059
140060
140061
140063
140068
140070
140076
140080
140085
140090
140092
140096
140105
140111
140120
140122
140123
140124
140125
140126
140129
140130
140131
140132
140134
140136
140138
140139
140144
140145
140147
140154
140170
140182
140183
140185
140207
140208
140209
140211
140212
140222
140250
140265
140270
140271
140272
140273
140340
140341
140350
140367
140368
G/A-WATER PROJECTS
H/H MOORE HOME REPLICA PJT
G/A EMERGENCY REPAIRS HISTORIC PRES
HOUSING RETROFIT PROGRAM
REGIONAL HISTORY MUSEUMS
G/A-WATER REST ACTION PLAN
SITE CLEANUP/COMMUNITY DEV
DERELICT VESSEL REMOVAL PG
FLORIDA CZM PROGRAM
G/A-LAFAYETTE CO LIBR CONS
CONSL COMM SYSTEM/ALACHUA
G/A-B.B.I.- BREVARD CC
G/A-NPS MGMT PLANNING
G/A-SENIOR CITIZEN CENTERS
GRANTS AND AIDS TO LOCAL GOVERNMENTS AND NONSTA
HOLOCAUST DOC/ED CTR RAIL
G/A-SPEC CULT/HISTORIC PRO
G/A RETROFIT FUEL STATIONS
G/A INDIAN RIVER/WETLANDC
FACILITY REPAIRS MAINTENANCE AND CONSTRUCTION
TMDL SENSOR-BASED SYSTEMS
CLEAN MARINA
CLEAN VESSEL
AID/WMD-LAND ACQUISITION
G/A WEATHERIZATION GRANTS
BEACH PROJECTS - STW
DRINK WATER FAC CONSTR-SRL
DRINKING WATER FACILITY CONSTRUCTION-STATE REVOL
WASTEWATER TREAT FAC CONST
WSTWTR TREAT CONST-FED STM
SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
BIOREACTOR LANDFILL DEMO
G/A-WAP/LIHEAP GRANTS
FL ORGANIC RECYC CTR EXCEL
BENNY RUSSEL PARK
LIBERTY CO - HOSFORD/PARK
TMDL SPRINGS MONITORING
ALT WTR SUPPLY-WTR CONSRV
GAG GROUPER PROGRAM
ST. LUCIE RIVER INITIATIVE
LAKE WORTH LAGOON
NAT'L REC TRAIL GRANTS
COURTROOM RESTORATION-DADE
NEW WASHINGTON CTY COURT
ARC VILLAGE
FCO-PERSONS W/DISABILITIES
G/A-SPEC PROJECTS/ELDERLY
LIGHTHOUSE RESTORATION PRJ
FLA STATE FAIR AUTHORITY
WATERSHED PROTECTION
FL BOATING IMPROVEMENT PRG
BELLAIR BAIT HOUSE REPL
HUBBS-SEAWORLD MARINE INST
CEITUS BOAT LIFT
TURNER AGRI-CIVIC CNTR
G/A-LOCAL RECREATION PROJ
PLACE OF HOPE/HAVEN CAMPUS
FWRI - JACKSONVILLE
LAW ENF TRNG FAC-ESCAMBIA
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Category Codes
Code
Description
140391
140405
140410
140418
140419
140421
140423
140424
140426
140430
140450
140501
140505
140512
140525
140527
140532
140535
140555
140565
140574
140630
140670
140693
140694
140698
140699
140710
140776
140859
140860
140865
140869
140870
140875
140889
140890
140891
140896
140900
140925
140940
140964
140965
140995
140998
141116
141117
141119
141120
141121
141122
141141
141143
141145
141186
141222
141240
141245
EXPANSION/STRAWBERRY-DOVER
WALTON CTY GEOPARK BIKE TR
BROWARD MUSEUM OF DISCOVY
LOCAL DELINQ INTERV FACIL
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SHELTERS
DAY CARE FACILITIES
RURAL HOSPITALS
FAMILY HEALTH FACILITIES
EMERG SHELTER & HOUSING
MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR
FCO-ARRA 2009 GRANTS
ST NUMERIC CRIT MONITORING
PEPIN HEART INST - TAMPA
INVASIVE PLANT CONTROL
LOCAL EMERGENCY MGT FAC
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT CRITICAL FACILITY NEEDS
CENTER HILL AUDITORIUM RES
SALVADOR DALI MUSEUM RELOC
HUDSON CHANNEL DREDGING
G/A-COMMUNITY CARE FACIL
CLASS SIZE REDUCTION
G/A-PALATKA-LIBRARY/REPAIR
LAKE JACKSON BIKE PATH
G/A-VERNON LIBRARY CONST
LOCAL PARKS
CITY OF HIALEAH PARK/HIALEAH RACETRACK
CASCADES PARK REMEDIATION
CINS/FINS SERVICE CENTER
G/A - CTY WNTR HVN/PC CRK
HASTINGS WWTP IMPR/PHAS 11
DEMENTIA DAY CARE-ST.LUCIE
MADISON COUNTY SENIOR CTR.
CITY/BROOKSVILLE WASTEWATE
LIFESTYLE ENRICH CENTER
ALZHEIMER'S CARE CENTER
HUGUENOT MEMORIAL PARK
CASCADES PARK REMEDIATION
LAKE OKEECHOBEE RESTR
MIAMI SPRINGS/BELTWAY BIKE
G/A - CHS GROUP HOME
CCA TREATED LUMBER
G/A-F/W AQUATIC HABITAT
N/R HURR ANDREW - 1993-94
N/R HURR ANDREW - 1994-95
COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTERS
G/A-HLTH FACILITIES
STW RESTORATION PROJECTS
EVERGLADES RESTORATION
G/A-SFWMD FLOOD MITIGATION
G/A-INDIAN RIVER LAGOON AND LAKE OKEECHOBEE
G/A-FLA KEYS WASTEWATER
G/A-C-51 RESERVOIR IMPLMNT
G/A-SM CIT COM DEV BLCK GT
G/A-NSP
FARM WORKER HOUSING
OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF GR
RESTORATION/ST JOHNS RIVER
G/A-CDBG-ARRA 2009
G/A/WEATH/ASSIST/PRGM-ARRA
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Category Codes
Code
Description
141268
141280
141325
141362
141365
141370
141572
141610
141950
141975
141980
142000
142063
142070
142094
142121
142153
142155
142180
142189
142222
142223
142260
142269
142280
142300
142333
142350
143150
143210
143215
143220
143230
143255
143256
143266
143276
143279
143463
144008
144108
144214
144332
144333
144410
144415
144440
144588
144701
145000
145027
145028
145029
145060
145325
145326
145448
145535
145545
G/A-HOUSING COOP PILOT
G/A-LOW INCOM DEMO-PALATKA
G/A CARES ELFERS CTR FCO
G/A-ART RFS/PORT ORANGE
G/A-GEO INF SYS/PALM BCH
G/A-RESTOR/CORNERS/MARION
WATER MGMT PLNG
SMALL COMM INFRASTRUC GRNT
GILCHRIST CO PUB HLTH UNIT
LAFAYETTE CO PUB HLTH UNIT
MARTIN CO PUBLIC HLTH UNIT
PLAN/HOMELESS SHLTR-MELBRN
ORG CO IDGT CARE FACILITY
OUTRCH ADOL DRG REHAB-LEE
MARION CO PUB HLTH UNIT
ESTUARY RESTORATION PROJ
SE CG OSTEO MED BIRTH CNTR
SW FL HLTH CTR RENOVATION
ALLAPTH COM ACT CC-DIST 11
ALLAPATTAH-WYN CHILD CARE
SPEC-G/A-TRANS NEIGH HOUS
SPEC CAT-G/A-NEIGH HOUSING
TRI-CTY BIRTH CTR-MADISON
DAY CARE CTR RENV-HIAL HOS
HERNANDO CTY PUB HLTH UNIT
LEON CTY SAT PUB HLTH UNIT
G/A ECBG - ARRA 2009
MIAMI MNTL HLTH CNTR-COMP
SPACE, DEFENSE, RURAL INFR
SPACE INFRASTRUCTURE
G/A-NON-PUBLIC HIGHER EDU
DEFENSE INFRASTRUCTURE
RURAL INFRASTRUCTURE
GOVERNOR'S PARK ON TY TY
WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
POLLUTION RESTOR/G & A
SMALL CO WASTEWTR TRMT GNT
SISTERS CREEK MARINA
G/A-LOW INCOME EMRG HM RPR
FACIL RENOVATIONS-ECKERD
TO SAVE S AMELIA/STATE P
RENO/MIAMI CITY HALL
MENTAL HLTH/SBST ABSE FAC
CRISIS STABILIZATION UNITS
WCF WATER RESTORATION PLAN
AGRICULTURE/COMMUNITY/FACI
AGAPE THERAPY GROUP HOME
G/A-ENTERPRISE COMMUNITIES
ECON DEV TRANSP PROJECTS
G/A-SPEC CAT-ALI-BABA TRI
BRANDON COMM ADVTGE CENTER
AFFORDABLE HSG & COMM DEV
BY THE RIVER-SR AFFORD HSG
OYSTER PROCESSOR UPGRADES
AG-LIVSTCK/MARKTS/PAVIL/CT
CENTURY/MICRO INDUST FAC
FLORIDA HORSE PARK
CTY OF GULF BZ REIM-SEWALL
HOLMES CTY INFRA IMPRVTS
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Category Codes
Code
Description
145550
145555
145556
145558
145560
145562
145599
145605
145607
146010
146020
146030
146300
146310
146320
146330
146340
146350
146360
146370
146380
146390
146555
146556
146558
148045
148046
149110
149507
149802
149805
149930
149931
149933
160000
170000
180000
180001
180002
180005
180006
180007
180008
180010
180011
180015
180018
180021
180025
180040
180041
180042
180045
180046
180048
180049
180050
180051
180053
AG PROMOTION/EDUCATION FAC
EGRET MUCK REMOVAL
LANTANA RECREATION FIELDS
EMERG PREP BLDGS/EQUIP/VER
MUNICIPAL BLDG CONST/JACOB
COTTONDALE COMM CNTR/PARK
CHARLOTTE HARBOR ENVR CNTR
G/A-LEON CTY LIBR CONSTR
G/A-RESTOR/CORNERS/VOLUSIA
G/A-ENERGY SYS CONSORTIUM
G/A-FL AGRICULTURAL MUSEUM
G/A-HMLESS SHLTR-GAINESVIL
ARC BLDG PROJECT-MARION
CTR FOR IND GRP HMES/PASCO
ARC-CHARLOTTE/DESOTO
EASTER SEALS BLDG-VOLUSIA
COMM BY THE SEA/BREVARD
SATELLITE CLINIC/DADE
MBHC, INC./DADE COUNTY
EXP CSU/PUB REC FAC-LEON
START PLC FAC EXP-BROWARD
HILLSBOROUGH CRISIS CENTER
HOUSING & URBAN DEV DIS GR
US DEPT OF ENERGY/PROJECTS
FL ENERGY TECHNOLOGY PROJ
CLASS SIZE REDUCT PROJECT
PUB SCH CLASS-SIZE RED
RECYCLE LEAD ACID PRODUCTS
LIBRARY PROJECTS
G/A-CLASSROOM FIRST PROG
G/A-SCH/DIST/HIGH/GR/ASSISTANCE
G/A-HURRICANES 04-ALG
G/A WMD ALTERN WATER SUPP
G/A WATER RESOURCE/CONSERV
PAYMENTS TO US TREASURY
TRANSFERS TO G.R.
TRANSFERS
TR/AHCA/MEDICAID
TR/PP WIRELESS E911 FEE
TRANS TO BUDGET STABIL FND
TR/FL WW II VET MEM MTF
TF/FEDERAL GRTS TF
TR/FEMA/SEC 73/2008-09 GAA
TRF DCF-FED CRISIS COUNSEL
TR/AUDITOR GENERAL
TR/OMTF
TR/FWCC/CARL LAW ENFORCMT
TRANSFERS TO SBA SINK FUND
TR UNSPENT PRIVATE MATCH
TR/DACS/VITICULTURE TF
TR/DACS/FECC
TR/DACS GEN INSPECTION TF
TR/DOC STAMP REV S.373.59
TRANSFERS TO THE PROFESSIONAL REGULATION TF
TR/SECTION 380.0558(5)(B)
TRANSFER/SECTION 215.18
TR/USF FOR MOFFITT CANCER
TR/MRCTF - INDIRECT
TRANSFER TO ELDER AFFAIRS-ALZHEIMER'S CTR
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Category Codes
Code
Description
180054
180055
180056
180058
180060
180062
180065
180070
180092
180110
180140
180145
180148
180150
180200
180205
180211
180215
180220
180222
180229
180235
180236
180240
180250
180251
180252
180260
180302
180303
180305
180400
180401
180402
180445
180600
180649
180650
180660
181000
181001
181003
181007
181009
181010
181011
181012
181015
181016
181017
181018
181019
181020
181021
181022
181023
181024
181025
181026
TRANSFER TO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH-BIOMED RE
TRANSFER TO FSU-SCHOOL OF CHIROPRATIC MED
TRANSFER/SECTION 215.32
TR/STATE SCHOOL TF
TR/DCA
TR/DCA/LOW-INCOME HOME REP
TRANSFER OF CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FEES TO CHILD CA
TR/OTTED/DWH MARKETING
TR/UNCLAIMED PROPERTY TF
TR/COUNTY HEALTH DEP TF
TR/DFS/RISK MANAGEMENT INS
DIST/TAX COLL/RET FEES
TR/SBA/LAWTON CHILES ENDOWMENT
TR/SEED TRUST FUND
TR/GENERAL REVENUE-SWCAP
TR OTHER FUNDS W/I AGY
TRANSFERS TO REGULATORY TF
TR/COASTAL PROTECTION TF
TR/WCF AS REQUIRED IN GAA
TRANSFER TO WORKING CAPITAL TF
TR/DOT/SEAPORT SECURITY
TR/INV PLANT CTRL TF/FWCC
TR/FED GRANTS TF/FWCC
TR/DIV INSURANCE FRAUD
TR/DFS/DBF&DOI MERGER
TR/MED QUAL ASSURANCE TF
TR/FCO PROJECTS
TR/DMS 1ST DCA COURTHOUSE
TR/WTR MGT LDS/BABCOCK
TR/LATF/LOAN REPAY/BABCOCK
TR FEMA FUNDS TO CC CONS
T'FER TO DOAGRI LKE OKEE WATER QLTY IMPRV
TR/FGTF/ENERGY CLIMATE COM
TR/IPTF/ENERGY CLIMATE COM
TR BETWEEN CO HEALTH DEPTS
TR/WORKERS' COMP ADMIN TF
TRANSFER TO JUSTICE ADMN COM
TR/DOR-COC TF
TR/DFS/CCOC
TR/DOH/FLA CLEAN AIR ACT
TR/ED ENH TF/38% TICKET SL
TR/ST AG/PMT LOTT PROCEEDS
TR/DFS/TOBACCO CLEARING TF
TR/DOH/LOCAL HEALTH COUNCL
TR/TOBACCO SUR/DOH BIO TF
TR/AGY/PUB HLTH-SOC WLF AG
TR/DOH/CMSN SPECIALTY PLAN
TR/DOH/CERT NURSING ASST
TR/FUNDS/DOUBLE BUDGET/IT
TR/DEA/ADULT FAM CARE PROV
TR/DEA/FL INJ PREV-SENIORS
TR/FDLE/LEVEL 2 SCREENING
TR/FUNDS/DOMESTIC SECURITY
TR/HCTF/ORG & TISSUE DONOR
TRANS TO DEPTS OF CORRECT & LAW ENFORCEMENT
TR/HCTF/EXCESS OF $800,000
TR/STTF
TR/CITF & FGTF/REC INCENTV
TR/TPK/RENEWAL&REPLACE TF
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Category Codes
Code
Description
181027
181028
181029
181030
181031
181032
181033
181034
181035
181036
181037
181038
181039
181040
181041
181042
181043
181044
181045
181047
181048
181049
181050
181052
181053
181055
181056
181057
181058
181059
181060
181065
181066
181068
181069
181070
181071
181072
181074
181075
181076
181077
181079
181080
181081
181082
181083
181084
181085
181089
181093
181094
181095
181096
181097
181098
181099
181100
181101
TR/GDTF-FED SHARE PRG INCM
TR/TPK/GENERAL RESERVE TF
TR/DOH-VITAL STATISTIC SVC
TR TO DEPT OF ELDER AFFAIRS-PUBLIC GUARDIANSHIP
TR/RECIP-CHLD SPPT COL-DST
TR/FDLE/NGA GRANT
TR/AGY/DFS & DMS-2% PRM TX
TR/HSMV/HSMV VS RENDON
TR/LG/HALF CENT SALE TX TF
TR/FDLE NATL BKGROUND CHK
TR/MUNICPL REV SHARING TF
TR/DFS/TCDF/GOV BOND TF
TR/REV SHARING TF-COUNTIES
TR/CSI TF
TR/IN FUND/FD ID/BE ALIGN
TR/DFS/2% PREMIMUM TAX
TR/GR/EXCESS OF $750,000
TR/DMS/2% PREMIUM TAX
TR/SSTF/DISP-UNCLAIMD PROP
TR/WCF/GR/ESTABLISH FY WCF
TR/DOH/D MARINO FOUNDATION
TR/AGY/ANNUAL TOBACCO APPR
TR/DOH/BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH
TRANSFER FLORIDA ENERGY OFFICE CASH TO DEP
TR/LAND ACQ TF/DEBT SERV
TR/AGENCIES - P2000
TRANS AFFORD HOUSING CATALYST UNENCUM CASH/FHFC
TR/AGENCIES/FLA FOREVER
TRANSFER TO FLORIDA FOREVER TF
TR/DCF/SATF/FORF DISP FNDS
TRANS BAL AFFORD HOUSING COM TO HOUS & COM DEV
TR/GDTF/ADM/LOAN SVC FEES
TR/GDTF TO MCTF
TRANSFER TO INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT TF
TRANSFER TO WATER QUALITY ASSURANCE TF PER SB444
TRANSFER TO WATER QUALITY ASSURANCE TF
TR/ST PARK TF/OPERATIONS
TR/DHSMV/HAVA
TR/FDLE/HAVA
TR/DACS/MOT VEH WARNTY FEE
TR/REV ESCROW TF-FEES & COST
TR/FL CRIME PREV TF/TRAING
TR/SGTF-1/5 PROCEEDS/INTR
TR/CRIMES COMPENSATION TF
TR/ST GAME TF/ADMIN COSTS
TR/MARINE RES CONSERV TF
TR/SGTF/LIC RECIP AGE 16
TR/MRCTF/LICENSE INTEREST
TR/DACS/25% SALTWTR PRD LC
TR/AGY/BULLET PROOF VST PG
TR/FUNDS/DISAST REIM-PR YR
TR/FLA ELECTIONS COMM TF
TR/AG FNDS/PR YR DEP CORR
TR/ST LAW ENFORCEMENT TF
TR/GR/EXCESS OF $250,000
TRNFR OF INTEREST TO FDOT
TR/IN AGY/UNUSED TR TO ATF
TRANSFER TO INDIGENT CRIMINAL DEFENSE TF
TR/DCA/CONSTR INDUST FEES
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Category Codes
Code
Description
181103
181105
181107
181109
181111
181113
181116
181117
181118
181123
181125
181127
181131
181133
181134
181135
181136
181137
181139
181142
181145
181147
181151
181153
181157
181159
181163
181165
181167
181169
181172
181173
181175
181177
181178
181179
181180
181181
181182
181183
181185
181187
181189
181193
181195
181201
181203
181205
181207
181209
181210
181214
181215
181217
181219
181221
181223
181225
181231
TR/DCF/27 & 2/10% SURCH SL
TR/DOE/10% TOBACCO PERMITS
TR/FUNDS-CATERING LIC FEES
TR/PMATF/CIGARETTE TAXES
TR/RSTF/COUNTIES/CIG TAXES
TR/AL BEV & TOB TF/CIG TAX
INTRAAGENCY TR/ADM ASSESS
TRANSFER OFFICE OF JUDGES COMPENSATION
TRANSFERS TO RECORDS MANAGEMENT TRANSFER FUND
TRANSFER FUNDS REIMBURSEMENT OF WILDFIRE COST
TR FUNDS REIMBURSEMENT OF FEASIBILITY ASSESSMENT
TR TO DOH EPIDEMIOLOGY SERVICES
TR TO WATER QUALITY ASSURANCE TF NITRATE RESEACH
TRAN PLANT INDUSTRY TF CITRUS TREE SURVEY
TR/EXCESS DOM/HOME SEC FDS
TRANS TO STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES-FILING FEES.
TR/ECTF/CANDIDATE FILE FEE
TRANFER TO EOG NOTARY SURCHARGE FEES
TRAN TO DBF ELECTION CAMPAIGN FIN. CONTRIBUTIONS
TR/CLEARING FUNDS TF
INTRA-AG TR/SVCS IN FGTF
TRANSFER TO STATE EMPLOYEES LIFE INSURANCE TF
TRANSFER TO OPERATING TF FRS ADMIN.
TRANS FUNDS UNFUNDED ACTURIAL ACCRUED LIABILITY
TRANS TO FIREFIGHTERS SUPPLEMENTAL COMPENSATION
TRANS TO FL RETIREMENT SYS TF INTEREST
TRANS TO STATE TECHNOLOGY OFFICE
TRANS TO MOTOR VEH GRNTS DONATIONS TF
TRANS TO DMS-VIDEO TELECONFERENCING SERVICES
TR TO CHILD WELFARE TRAIN TF BIRTH CERT SURCHG
TR/FWCC 9.5% CARL FUNDS
TR MEDICAL QUALITY ASSURANCE TF ADM HEAR DISB
TRAN TO ADMIN TF FOR THE EPILEPSY PROGRAM
TRAN TO COUNTY HEALTH DEPT FOR CONTRACTUAL AGREE
TRANSFER TO FL CENTER FOR NURSING
TR/ATF/IHIS/CO HLTH DEP TF
TR/BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH TF
TR TO CHILDREN'S MED SERV DON TF PROG ADMIN
TRANSFER TO CHILDREN'S MEDICAL SERVICES TF
TRAN TO NURSING STUDENT LOAN FORGIVENESS TF
TRAN TO AHCA FOR COMPLAINT INVESTIGATIONS
TRAN TO DMS FOR DATA PROCESSING SERVICES
TR TO CHILDREN'S MED SERV DONATION TF
TR TO US TF FOR MED NEEDY PROG REIMB
INTRA AGENCY TR ST/FED FUNDS FOR DCF ISSUES
TR TO ST TRANSPORTATION TF BOND COMPLIANCE
TR TO ST TRANSPORTATION TF BOND COMPLIANCE
TR TO TURNPIKE GENERAL RESERVE TF PROJECT EXPEND
TR TO ST TRANS TF/R-O-W ACQUISITYION/BRIDGE CONS
TR TO ST INFRASTRUCTURE BANK ST TRAN TF
TRANSFER TO DFS-TRES. CASH DEPOSIT TF (JOINT)
TRANSFER TO DFS-TRES. CASH DEPOSIT TF
TR TO RIGHT OF WAY ACQUISITION/BRIDGE CONST TF
TR TO TOLL FAC REVOLVING TF REPAY LOAN
TR TO TURNPIKE GENERAL RESERVE TF
TR TO DHSMV FUEL TAX COLLECTION TF PERMITS
TR TO CENTRAL FL BELTWAY TF
TR FUNDS WITHIN AGENCY-PRIOR YEAR DEPOSIT CORR.
TR TO GR & AWI DUI FORFEITURES/SEIZURES
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State Standard
Category Codes
Code
Description
181232
181233
181234
181235
181237
181239
181240
181241
181243
181244
181245
181247
181249
181250
181252
181257
181259
181261
181262
181265
181269
181271
181272
181275
181276
181277
181279
181280
181295
181297
181299
181303
181307
181309
181310
181312
181313
181314
181315
181318
181320
181321
181323
181330
181337
181341
181343
181345
181346
181347
181348
181353
181359
181361
181363
181365
181367
181368
181370
TR/DFS/ELEC CAMPGN FIN CON
TR DOT FL HIGHWAY PATROL SERVICES
T/R TO DEP FOR RESTITUTION
TR TO STATE SCHOOL TF MOTORIST FIN RESP COMP SEC
TR TO LOCAL JURISDICTION/OTHER STATESCOMPLI.FEE
TR/NONGAME WILDLIFE TF
TR/CABLE FEES TO DACS
TR TO DHSMV FUNDS/OTHR AGENCIES REG FEES
TR TO DHSMV FUNDS /OTHER AGENCIES VESSEL REG
TRAN FISH WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COM SAVE MANATEE
TR TO DEP AIR CONTROL TF VEHICLE $1 REG FEE
TR TO DOR LEMON LAW LEASED MOTOR VEH DEAL SURCHG
TR TO DOH BRAIN & SPINAL CHORD INJURY TF
TRANSFER TO FLORIDA DRUG, DEVICE AND COSMETIC TR
TRANSFER TO BRAIN AND SPINAL CORD PROGRAM TRUST
TR FUND FOR ESSENTIAL OPERPERATION OF FACILITIES
TR AGENCY INDIR PROG EARN TO CONTR MGMT EDUC ACT
TR TO PROJECTS CONTRACTS/GRANTS TF LOAN PROCESS
TRANSFER GED TO PROJECT, CONT & GRTS
TR TO STUDENT LOAN OPERATING TF
TR PROJECTS CONTRACTS/GRANTS TF TALL.COMM. COLLE
TR PROJECTS,CONTRACTS,GRANTS TF EDUC MEDIA
TR/EDUCATION CERT/SVCS TF
TR TO PROJECTS/CONTRACTS/GRANTS TF SBIC/UNIV.
TR/TEACHER CERT EXAM TF
TR TO STATE COMPTROLLER RECOVERY ESCHEATED PROP
TR TO SUS & FCO BE LOTTERY FUNDED APPROPRIATIONS
TR/LOTTERY/DEBT SERVICE
TR TO FUNDS UNEMPLOY COMP TAXES, PENALT/INTEREST
TR FUNDS ADJUSTMENT OF INDIRECT COST RATES
TRAN TO DCF CHILD CARE LICENSING/TRAINING
TRAN TO EMERGENCY PREPARE/ASSIST TF-OPERATING TF
TRAN TO GRANTS AND DONATIONS TF
TR TO DCF FED INDIVUAL FAMILY GRANT PROGAM
TRANSFER TO THE EMPLOYMENT SECURITY ADMIN TF
TRF/F&N DACS-REORG SB1312
TR/DCA/ATF/IND COST PLAN
TR TO FDLE FUNDS INDIRECT
TR/FDLE/CDI UNIT
TR/GR/FORF DISP FUNDS
TR/DACS/96% SPL-DEALERS
TR/DISCR SALES SURTX CL TF
TR/LOCAL COMMUN TAX CL TF
TRANSFER TO THE DIVISION OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
TR/SECTIONS IN BACK OF GAA
TR/DOMESTIC SECURITY
TR/AHCA/MEDICAL SERVICES
TR/DOE/REEMPLOYMENT
TR/DFS/WKS COMP ADMIN TF
TR/DBPR/CHILD LABOR
TR READY TO WORK PGM
TR/ACHA/CMS-FEDERAL MATCH
TR/DCA/ELEC INDUSTRY FEES
TRANSFER WITHIN AGENCY UNUSED FUNDS
TR/DFS/FUNERAL BOARD
TR LCIR-IMPACT FEE TSK FCE
TR/G&D TF TO OPERATING TF
TR/OPERATING TF
SLOT MACHINES-TR/EETF
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State Standard
Category Codes
Code
Description
181371
181372
181374
182001
182004
182005
182007
182010
182025
182156
185010
185011
185012
185015
185050
185075
185078
185079
185080
185081
185082
185083
185084
185085
185086
185088
185090
185092
185096
185097
185098
186020
186021
190000
200000
200005
200010
200020
200030
200035
200040
200041
200050
200055
200060
200065
200070
200080
200081
200083
200085
200086
200087
200088
200089
200090
200092
200100
200110
TR/HCTF/CIG SURCHARGE
TR/DACS/SURV & MAPPERS
TR/POL FIRE PREM TAX TF
TRANSFER TO SAVE OUR EVERGLADES TF
TR DOC REV/WMLTF/GR SOETF
TRANSFERS TO LEG. AUDITING COMMITTEE
TR/AHCA/INFANT SCREENING
TR/INT ON UC ADVANCES
TRANSFER OMCC TO DHSMV
TR/FUNDS SB 2156 REORG
TR/DBPR/FARM LABOR PROGRAM
TR/AWI/UNUSED FEDERAL FUND
TR/DOT/FL KEY CAP STUDY
TR/TREASURY ADM/INVEST TF
TR/ADMIN TF OFR
TR TO PECO & DEBT SERV TF
TR/ADMIN TF-SVC OPERATIONS
TR/MOBILE HOME RELO CORP
TR TO ADMIN TF
TRANSFERS TO DISPLACED HOMEMAKERS PROGRAM
TRANS ADMIN TF - BENEFIT SHARE
TR/ENVIRONMENTAL LAB TF
TR EH SURCHARGE/ADMIN TF
TR TO DEPT OF BANKING & FINANCE-COURT ORDERED
TR/AHCA/COURT ORDER
TR/FUNDS/AGY/MOTOR VEHICLES SALES
TR TO STATE EMPLY HEALTH INS TF FICA TAX SAV
TRANSFER OF CLERKS OF THE COURT COLLECTIONS
TR/DOR/SALES TAX/MEALS
TR/DOR/INS PREM TAX DB
TRANS TO GRANTS & DONATIONS TF
TR/LEASEHOLD/LIC/FEES/GDTF
TR/WITHIN AGENCY/INV COSTS
PURCHASE OF INVESTMENTS
QUALIFIED EXPENDITURE
QEC - ECONOMIC DEVEL TOOLS
EARLY LEARNING INFO (ELIS)
INDEPENDENT LIVING PROGRAM
FISCAL REALIGNMENT
FLORIDA INTEROP NETWORK
ICHS-FALCON
FLORIDA LAW ENFORCEMENT EXCHANGE - FLEX
ASPIRE PROJECT
INTEGRATED MGT SYSTEM
CAMS TECHNOLOGY PROJECT
HURRICANE RELIEF/HOSPITALS
DOCUMENT MGNT SYSTEM
PROPETY & CASUALTY PROJECT
HCBS WAIVER RESTRUCTURING
FL PUB ASSISTANCE ELIG SYS
CHILD DEPENDENCY SYSTEM
SUB ABUSE/MNTL HLTH FASAMS
FL ABUSE HOTLINE REDESIGN
FLORIDA SACWIS SOLUTIONS
SSBG/HURRICANE COST RESTOR
LICENSING ENF TECH PROJECT
CLIENT DATA MANAGEMENT SYS
CITRUS HEALTH PLAN
PALM BCH DETENTION CTR CNT
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State Standard
Category Codes
Code
Description
200130
200135
200137
200140
200145
200150
200160
200200
200210
200300
200400
200450
200500
200550
200700
200800
200861
200900
200999
201310
204514
210001
210003
210005
210006
210008
210009
210010
210011
210012
210013
210014
210015
210016
210018
210019
210020
210021
210022
210023
210024
210028
220000
220010
220020
220030
220060
220070
220092
220093
220094
220095
220096
220097
220098
300000
300014
300021
300042
ACF LITIGATION COSTS
DRUG COURT EXPAN STATE ATY
DRUG COURT EXPANSION
WIC DATA SYSTEM
DRUG COURT EXP PUBLIC DEF
CMS DATA PROJECT
RA CLAIMS & BENEFITS SYSTM
FOOD INSPECTION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
REPLACE CCH SYSTEM
ABC AND INFRASTRUCTURE
CONSUMER DIRECTED CARE
ICD-10 CONVERSION PROJECT
CHILD SPEC HEALTH CARE
SLDS
FUNERAL/CEMETERY TECH PRO
MANAGED LTC IMPLEMENTATION
SSBG DISASTER RELIEF
UNCLAIMED PROPERTY MIS
IT OPTIMIZATION
BTLDS TECHNOLOGY REFRESH
COUNCIL/EFFICIENT GOVERNMT
STATE DATA CENTER - AST
STATE COMP DATA CNTR - B&F
KNOTT DATA CNTR - DOE
INFORMATION MGMT CTR - LES
DCF DATA CENTER
LAW ENFORCEMENT DATA CNTR
TRC - DMS
REVENUE MGMT INFO CENTER
ENV PROT MGT INFO CTR
KIRKMAN DATA CENTER - HSMV
OTHER DATA PROCESSING SVCS
REGIONAL DATA CENTERS-SUS
REAL SYSTEM - OFR
DATA PROCESSING SERVICES - STATE TECHNOL OFFICE
DFS DATA CENTER
EDU TECH/INFORMATION SRVCS
SOUTHWOOD SRC
NORTHWOOD SRC (NSRC)
NORTHWEST REGIONAL DC
TRFR SSRC - EMAIL SERVICES
NSRC DEPRECIATION
REFUND
REF CMIA
REFUND STATE REVENUES
REFUND NONSTATE REVENUES
SCH BRDS/BEST PRACTICE REV
ST AGY/OVERPAYMENTS TO TRW
FUEL TAX/AGR & COMM FISH
FUEL TAX/COUNTIES
FUEL TAX/MUNICIPALITIES
FUEL TAX/LOCAL TRANSIT SYS
FUEL TAX/RETAIL DEALERS
FUEL TAX/SCHOOL DISTRICTS
FUEL TAX/NP SCHOOLS
PENSIONS AND BENEFITS
DISAB BENE/JUSTICES/JUDGES
FLORIDA NATIONAL GUARD
SPEC PENSIONS/RELIEF ACTS
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State Standard
Category Codes
Code
Description
300049
300056
310001
310002
310003
310004
310005
310006
310007
310008
310011
310015
310016
310018
310019
310020
310021
310022
310023
310024
310025
310027
310029
310030
310031
310032
310033
310034
310036
310037
310038
310039
310040
310041
310043
310044
310045
310046
310047
310048
310050
310051
310052
310053
310055
310056
310057
310061
310062
310063
310066
310067
310068
310075
310084
310085
310090
310092
310093
ST OFCRS/EMPLY/NON-CONTRIB
TEACHER'S SPECIAL PENSIONS
DIS/BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
DIS/BETHUNE COOKMAN COLLEG
DIS/GIRL SCOUTS OF AMERICA
DIS/POLICE ATHLETIC LEAGUE
DIS/FLORIDA AGRICULTURAL
DIS/LARGE MOUTH BASS
ADJ OF EMPLOYEE CONTRIB
DIST/SEA TURTLE
AGRICULTURE MIC TRANSFERS
DIS/ARMY/LIC/PLATE/FUNDS
DISTRIBUTION OF A STATE OF VISION LICENSE PLATE
DIST OF DONATE ORG-PASS IT ON LIC PLATE FUND
ADJ TO MATCHING CONTRIB
DIS/FISH FLORIDA/LIC/PLATE
DIST OF HOME OWN FOR ALL LIC PLATE FUNDS
POLLUTANT TAX DISTRIB-DEP
DIS/HOSPICE/LIC/PLATE/FDS
DIS/MOTORCYCLE/LIC/PLATE
DISTRIBUTION OF FUTURE FARMERS LICENSE PLATE FUN
DIS/PROTECT OUR REEFS/FDS
DIS/STOP CHILD ABUSE/FDS
DIS/STOP HEART DISEASE/FDS
DIS/US PARATROOPER/FDS
DIS/ECOSYSTEM/MGMT/REST/TF
DIS/JURISDICTIONS
DIS/SAVE SEAS LP FUNDS
DIS/AQUACULTURE LIC PLATES
DIS/FAMILY FIRST LIC PLATE
DIS/SPORT/LAND/LP/FUNDS
DIS/LIVE/DREAM LP FUNDS
DIS/FL FOOD BANKS LP FUNDS
DIS/FL OCEANS LP FUNDS
DIS/FAMILY VALUES LP FUNDS
DIS/PARENTS/DIFF LP FUNDS
DIS/SUPPORT SOCCER LP FUNDS
DIS/KIDS/JUSTICE LP FUNDS
DIS/ANIMAL FRIENDS LP FUND
ALLOC AGR & COMM FISH REF
ALLOC FUEL TX REF/COUNTIES
ALLOC FUEL TX REF/MUNICIP
ALLOC SCH DIST FUEL REF TX
ALLOC NP SCHOOLS TAX REF
ALLOC LOC TRAN FUEL TX REF
DIS/CLERKS OF COURT
DIS/CLERKS - NMS
DIST/MANAGED CARE PROJECT
ALLOC RET DLRS FUEL TX REF
DIST/FL ENDOWMENT FOUND
CANDIDATE FILING FEE DISTR
CLAIMS
CIGARETTE TAX STAMP EXP
DIS/TAX COLLECTOR FEES
CONSUMER RESTITUTIONS
DIST NON-FWC LICENSE FEES
DIS/INV PLANT CONTROL TF
ASTRONAUT MEM FOUNDATION
DIST/APALACH BAY CONSER TF
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State Standard
Category Codes
Code
Description
310094
310095
310097
310101
310102
310104
310106
310107
310110
310113
310118
310122
310125
310127
310129
310131
310132
310133
310135
310137
310138
310139
310140
310144
310145
310147
310148
310151
310152
310154
310157
310158
310159
310160
310162
310163
310164
310166
310167
310168
310169
310171
310172
310173
310174
310175
310177
310178
310179
310181
310182
310183
310184
310185
310186
310187
310189
310190
310191
DISTRIBUTIONS TO COUNTIES
DIST TO MUNICIPALITIES
DIST TO INT'L REG PLAN
DIS/FLA ARTS LIC PLATE FDS
DIS/FL ED LICENSE PLATE FD
DIS/FL IND RV LAG LIC PLT
DIS/FL PRO SPORT TM LIC PL
DIS/FL SAVE CHILD LIC PLT
PAYMENT/FL COC OPER CORP
DIS/MARINE TURTLE PROT TF
DIST/INDISTRIAL SITES FEES
DIST/DER SOLID WSTE MGT TF
DIST/SPEC/PLT/ANN USE FEES
DIST/DEPT OF LEGAL AFFAIRS
DIS/LAW ENF RADIO SYS TF
DIST/COUNTIES-FIREFIGHTERS
DIST/MUNICIPAL-FIREFIGHTER
DISTRIB/CONSERV & REC TF
DIST/GOLF HALL OF FAME
DIST/COUNTIES-LOCAL OPTION
DIST/MUNIC-LOCAL OPTION
DIST/DOCUMENT STAMP SURTAX
DISTRIB/NONMD LND RECLA TF
DIST/LOCAL ALTER.FUEL USER
DIST/ALTERNATIVE FUEL USER
DISTRIB/PHOSPHATE RESCH TF
DIST/FIREFIGHTERS SUP COMP
DIST/RES & DEV AUTHORITY
DIST/DEPT OF AG-INSP FEES
DISTRIBUTION TO GEN REV
DIST/FL INTER TRADE TF
DISTRIBUTION/BOND PROCEEDS
DIST/SAVE THE MANTEE TF
DIST TO TRUST FUNDS
DIST TO STATE AGENCIES
DIST SBA/ALTER. FUEL USER
DIST/ST HOMES FOR VETS TF
DIST/PRIVATE UNIV FNDS
DIST/ST UNIV FOUNDATIONS
EMPLOYEE/EMPLOYER ADJ
DIST/PROF SPRTS/TRNG FAC
DIST/STATE HOUSING TF
DIST/LOCAL GOV HOUSING TF
DIST/ECO MGT AND REST TF
DIST/TOURISM PROM TF
FBI ASSESSMENT/FINGERPRINT
DIS/INT'L GAME FISH WLD CT
DIS/SOUTH FL WATER MGT DIS
DIS/FLORIDA NASCAR LP
PAY TO ANNUITY COMPANIES
DIST MARINE RESOURCE CONSERVATION TF
DIST COUNTIES PARI-MUTUAL WAGERING
DIS/FLA CORRECTIONS LP
PAYMENT TO DEPOSITORIES
DIS/PROTECT FL SPRINGS LP
DIS/TREES ARE COOL LP
DIS/SUPPORT OUR TROOPS LP
DISTRIBUTION TO ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT
DIST/COUNTIES-WATER FEE
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State Standard
Category Codes
Code
Description
310192
310193
310194
310195
310196
310210
310212
310214
310215
310216
310217
310220
310224
310226
310227
310228
310229
310230
310231
310240
310304
310308
310315
310322
310332
310333
310334
310335
310339
310340
310343
310345
310346
310348
310350
310352
310353
310354
310356
310360
310363
310368
310370
310375
310378
310385
310400
310403
310405
310420
310422
311001
311003
311005
311007
311009
311011
311013
311015
DIST/CO-FISCAL CONSTRAINT
DIST/DOE-COLL ALLOW/EETF
DIST/COUNTIES-LOCAL CAR
DIST/CITIES-LOCAL CAR
DIST/SCH DIST/TECH ENHANCE
PAY/FUNDS HELD IN ESCROW
TRANS TO LOCAL GOVERNMENTS
PAYMENTS TO COUNTY
PAYMENT OF INTEREST
PAY/FED APPRAISAL SUBCOM
PAYMENT OF LOSSES
PAYMENT OF PAP REFUNDS
PAYMENT OF PREMIUMS
PAY OF REWARDS/INFORMANTS
PAYMT/SUPP INSURANCE PREMS
PAYMENT OF SALES TAX
PAYMENTS TO SBA
PYMTS/TRANSPORT AUTHORITY
PAYMENTS TO USDA
REPAY/UMEMPLY COMP ADVANCE
REIMBURSEMENT TO STATE TRANSPORTATION TRUST FUND
REIMBURSE ST TRANSPORT TF
REST PAY TO PURCHASERS
SERVICE CHARGE TO GEN REV
TR/LOC GOV-AGY/SEIZED PROP
TR/FORFEITED PROPERTY
TRANSFER TO THE FED GOV-PROCEEDS ON SOLD/AUCTION
TR/FED GOV'T - INTEREST
PAYMENTS TO SBA-PEORP
PAYMENTS TO HMO'S
DIST/FL DEV DIS PLNG CNCL
FL BIRTH/NEURO INJURY COMP
TR/VEH SALES PROCEEDS
DIST/GOV'S COUNCIL PHY FIT
TRAN/HLTH CLAIMS BANK ACCT
TR/FL COASTAL PROTECT TF
TR/HMO CLAIMS BANK ACCT
TR/INLAND PROTECT TF
TR/WATER QUALITY ASSUR TF
PAYMENT OF PARTICIPANT CONTR TO HSA CUSTODIAN
FUEL TAX DIST/OTHER JURIS
TR/G&FWFC ST GAME TF
REIMBURSEMENT OF CLAIMS
TRAN/ALTERNATIVE FUEL USER
TRSF TO LAND ACQ. TF
TRANS TO MINERALS TF
TRANS BETWEEN GAAFR FUNDS WITHIN FID
ASSESSMENT ON INVESTMENTS-DEPARTMENTAL USE ONLY
CASH TRANSFER
TR/WATER PROTECT SUSTN TF
TR/DCA GRANTS & DONATION
DIS/CHILD SUPPORT PAYMENTS
DIS/COUNTY REVENUE SHARING
DIS/MUNICIPAL REV SHARING
DIS/5TH&6TH CT/SBA/CO/FUEL
DIS/7TH CT/CO/MOTOR FUEL
DIS/HALF-CENT SALES TAX
DIS/COUNTIES/OIL/GAS TAX
CONT SOLID MINERAL SEV TAX
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State Standard
Category Codes
Code
Description
311017
311019
311021
311023
311025
311029
311031
311033
311367
311368
311369
314400
315000
315001
315002
315006
315010
315011
315012
315042
315047
315050
315052
315065
315066
315068
315070
315072
315073
315074
315078
315079
315082
315093
315101
315103
315105
315107
315109
315111
315112
315113
315114
315115
315116
315117
315118
315119
315120
315121
315122
315124
315125
315126
315127
315128
315129
315133
315201
DIS/STATE GAME TRUST FUND
DIS/WATER QUALITY ASSUR TF
DIS/GENERAL INSPECTION TF
DIS/NAT'S FOREST TO LOCAL GOVERNMENT
DIST REIMBURSEMENT OF EMPLOYERS
DIST SUPPLEMENTAL WORKERS COMP BENEFITS
DIST MEMBER BENEFITS
DISB UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION BENEFITS
DIS/LOCAL GOV-CARDROOM TAX
DIS/LCL GOV SEMINOLE CMPCT
DIS/LOCAL GOVT-BEV LIC TAX
PAYROLL DEFAULT-FLAIR USE ONLY
PAYMENTS/REVOLVING FUNDS
PAYMENT IN SUPPORT OF EFT
PAYMENTS
PAYMENTS TO IRS
RETURN INVESTMENT FUNDS
RETURN OF PRINCIPAL
PAYMENTS/DEFER COMP PRO
TR/IN-LCAL OPT TRST DEV TF
TRANS/DER QUAL ASSUR CL TF
DIST/LOCAL SCHOOL BOARDS
TRANSFER/WTR MGT LANDS TF
DISTR/CONS & REC LANDS TF
TR/DHRS/PUB WTR SUPPLY
TRANS/DOT IMPLEMENT 89-160
TRANS/ST TRANSPORTATION TF
TRANS/DEP PLANT CONTROL TF
TR/AGR EMERGENCY ERAD TF
CONSTITUTIONAL TAX TO SBA
TR/MUN FUEL TX TO REV SH
TR/DOR/SALES/USE TAX
TR/EMER MGMT PRE & ASST TF
TR/SUS CONCURRENCY TF
DIST/KEEP KIDS DRUG FREE
DIS/EVERGLADES RIVER GRASS
DIST/FL SHERIFFS YOUTH RCH
DIST/PROTECT WILD DOLPHINS
DIST/CONSERVE WILDLIFE
DIST/BARRY UNIVERSITY
DIS/CHOOSE LIFE
DIS/FLA MEMORIAL COLLEGE
DIS/U.S. MARINE CORP
DIS/SHARE THE ROAD
DIS/STATE WILDFLOWER
DIS/TAMPA BAY ESTUARY
DIS/AMERICAN RED CROSS
DIS/LOC COMM SVC TX/JURISD
DIS/FLORIDA GOLF
DIS/PECO & DEBT SERVICE TF
DIS/FLORIDA FIREFIGHTERS
DIS/PROTECT FLORIDA WHALES
DIS/NEW COLLEGE
DIS/UNITED WE STAND
DIS/BREAST CANCER RESEARCH
DIS/POLICE BENEVOLENT ASSC
FEES TO COUNTIES
DIS/SAVE OUR EVERGLADES TF
DIST SCHOOLS-MH DECAL REV
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State Standard
Category Codes
Code
Description
315202
315203
315210
315215
315300
315302
490012
490013
490014
490015
490016
490017
490026
490027
490030
490101
490122
490140
490200
800000
800007
800017
800080
800400
810000
DIST CO-MBL HME DECAL REV
DIST CITIES-MH DECAL REV
DIST VOL CONTRIB-STATE AGY
DIST VOL CONTRIB-NONPROFIT
DIS/PERC TF
DIS/TOLL VIOL FEES TO DOR
RELIEF/MINOUCHE NOEL
RELIEF/JEAN AND FLORA NOEL
RELIEF/LAURA LAPORTE
RELIEF/GARCIA-BENGOCHEA
RELIEF/KNIGHT/WORTHAM
RELIEF/PIERREISNA ARCHILLE
RELIEF - WILTON DEDGE
MARTIN LEE ANDERSON
RELIEF/ALAN JEROME CROTZER
RELIEF - MARISSA AMORA
RELIEF/STEPHEN HALL
RELIEF/KIMBERELY GOODWIN
WRONGFUL INCARCERATION COM
SPECIAL EXPENSES
APALCHEE CORR INST
GLADES CORRECTIONAL INST
LIGHTNING DAMAGE INS RECOVERY
2004 HURRICANE DAMAGES RISK MANAGEMENT CLAIMS
LOTTERY PRIZE EXP-DEPT'L USE ONLY
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Appendix 2: People First Charge Objects
COST ALLOCATION PLAN – 2014-2015
16
People First
Charge Object Listing
03-20-2015
Charge Obj
Activity Desc
Project Desc
Org Range Low
Project
0000003645
OAA-ELDER ABUSE
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DOEA6
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0000003649
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0001864484
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0001891968
0002604714
0002604718
0002852457
0002913857
0002939397
0002945069
0002965987
0002975927
0002978831
0003455841
0003455843
0003455845
0003455846
0003601607
0000003635
0000003642
0000003643
0000003647
0000003647
0000003661
0000003662
0000003665
0000003668
0000025473
0002894661
0002901401
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ASSISTED LIVING FACILITIES (ALF)
AGING AND DISABILITY RESOURCE CENTERS
TITLE V (SCSEP)
ADULT DAY CARE FOOD PROGRAM
CLASSROOM VOLUNTEER (AGENCY WIDE)
COMMUNITY-BASED VOLUNTEER
PUBLIC SCHOOL (AGENCY WIDE)
HURRICANE RITA
MASS MIGRATION
CHRISTMAS DAY TORNADO
FAY 2008
TITLE V STIMULUS MONEY
RECARPETING 4040 JULY/AUG 2009
CDC VETERANS ADM FOR PSA 03
CDC VETERANS ADM FOR PSA 6
SNAP
VETERAN GRANT
CIRTS
ACFP
EDI
APEX
PASRR
SENIOR COMPANION
INDIRECT-ADMINISTRATION ACTIVITIES
GENERAL REVENUE
CARES COMPREHENSIVE ELIGIBILITY SERVICES
CARES COMPREHENSIVE ELIGIBILITY SERVICE
OFFICE OF LONG TERM CARE PROG-OMBUDSMAN
OAA-FLIPS
MEDICAID-WAIVER ADA-ALE
GENERAL REVENUE (ACFP)
HURRICANE IVAN
NURSING HOME DIVERSION MODERNZTN GRNT
2009 FLOODING
STATE PROFILE TOOL
SHINE MIPPA GRANT
HEALTH BRAIN INNOVATIVE
UMS
SHINE INNOVATION GRANT
65100000000
65100000000
65100000000
65100000000
65100000000
65000000000
65100000000
65000000000
65000000000
65000000000
65000000000
65000000000
65000000000
65000000000
65000000000
65000000000
65000000000
65201100000
65201100000
65201100000
65201100000
65000000000
65100000000
65101006000
65100000000
65100000000
65100000000
65100000000
65100000000
65100000000
65100000000
65000000000
65000000000
65000000000
65000000000
65000000000
65000000000
65201100000
65000000000
DOEA3
DOEA27
DOEA26
DOEA1
AW8
Mentoring 5
AW1
RITA
Mass Migration
Christmas Day Tornado
Tropical Storm Fay 2008
FIVS9
RECARPETIING 4040 JULY/AUG 2009
VC003
VC006(2)
SNAP GRANT 2010
VC000
CIRTS
ACFP
EDI
APEX
PASRR
DOEA23
DOEA9
DOEA8
DOEA4
DOEA4
DOEA16
DOEA15
DOEA12
DOEA1
IVAN
MODERNIZATION GRANT
2009 Flooding
STATE PROFILE TOOL
MBOA9
HBI10
UMS
SHINE INNOVATION GRANT
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0003455847
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0000003636
0000003651
0001645603
0001853034
0001864480
0001879791
0002949984
0002963516
0002977850
0003455848
CDC VETERANS ADM FOR PSA 6
CDCD VETERANS ADMIN PSA 8
2010 HAITI EARTHQUAKE
PERF. OUTCOME MEASURES-PROJECT
65100000000
EMERGENCY HOME ENERGY ASSIST. PROG
65100000000
OAA COMING HOME
65100000000
INDIRECT-MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS 65300006000
HURRICANE FRANCES
65000000000
HURRICANE CHARLEY
65000000000
COMPETITIVE LEADERSHIP PERF PLUS PROG
65500000000
HOSTS (AGENCY WIDE)
65100000000
COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS (AGENCY WIDE)
65100000000
HURRICANE WILMA
65000000000
ADULT DAY CARE FOOD PROGRAM - ADMIN
65000000000
EB008 EVIDENCE BASED PREVENTION PROGRAM 65000000000
VETERANS ADMIN - PSA 8
65000000000
COMMUNITY LIVING PROGRAM
65000000000
2012 TS DEBBY
65000000000
ACMS
65201100000
STARS GRANT
65100000000
ROBERT WOOD JOHNSON COMING HOME
65100000000
OSTEOPOROSIS PREVENTION PROGRAM
65100000000
HURRICANE JEANNE
65000000000
HURRICANE DENNIS
65000000000
SCHOOL-BASED MENTOR
65000000000
HURRICANE KATRINA
65000000000
PERFORMANCE OUTCOME MEASURES STANDARDS65000000000
2010 HAITI EARTHQUAKE
65000000000
2010 GULF OIL SPILL
65000000000
ARTT
65201100000
Page 1
DOEA18
DOEA7
DOEA14
DOEA10
FRANCES
CHARLEY
SHIP
AW4
AW5
WILMA
DOEA28
EB008
VC008 - CDC
CLP09
2012 TS DEBBY
ACMS
DOEA25
DOEA22
DOEA17
JEANNE
DENNIS
Mentoring 1
KATRINA
POMP9
2010 HAITI EARTHQUAKE
2010 GULF OIL SPILL
ARTT
People First
Charge Object Listing
03-20-2015
Charge Obj
Activity Desc
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0003465469
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0002977208
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0002901817
0002945068
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Project Desc
701B
NAPIS
PUBLIC GUARDIANSHIP
INDIRECT-ADMINISTRATION ACTIVITIES
CONSUMER DIRECTED CARE
INDIRECT-MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS
HURRICANE FRANCES
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB (AGENCY WIDE)
SCHOOL-BASED VOLUNTEER
HURRICANE ERNESTO
EVIDENCE BASED INTERVENTION REACH II PRG
CHRONIC DISEASE PROGRAM
Org Range Low
65000000000
65000000000
65100000000
65000000000
65100000000
65000000000
65100000000
65100000000
65000000000
65100000000
65000000000
65000000000
EVIDENCE CARE BASED TRANSITION EVIDENCE
GRANT
CARE BASED TRANSITION GRANT
65000000000
CLIENT SATISFACTION
65000000000
LTC BALANCING ANALYSIS
65000000000
2004 HURRICANES
65000000000
BIG BROTHERS, BIG SISTERS (AGENCY WIDE)
65100000000
E-MENTOR
65000000000
IOWA FLOODS
65000000000
PANDEMIC FLU
65000000000
EVIDENCE BASED INTERVENTION REACH II PR
65000000000
CDC VETERANS ADM FOR PSA 11
65000000000
SHINE SUPPLEMENTAL
SHINE SUPPLEMENTAL
65000000000
LTCOP
65201100000
STATEWIDE MEDICAID MANAGED CARE PROGRAM 65000000000
APEX-MEDICAID
65000000000
PASRR/MEDICAL
65000000000
AMCOR
65000000000
ADULT DAY CARE FOOD PROGRAM - AUDIT
65000000000
PERF. OUTCOME MEASURES-TESTING
65100000000
OAA ADMINISTRATION
65000000000
OFFICE OF LONG TERM CARE POLICY
65000000000
GUARDIAN AD LITEM (AGENCY WIDE)
65100000000
MEALS ON WHEELS (AGENCY WIDE)
65100000000
GROUNDHOG DAY TORNADO
65000000000
STERLING ACTIVITIES
65000000000
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION STATE UNITS AGING
65000000000
OLDER WORKERS PROGRAM
65000000000
EVIDENCE BASED SUPPLEMENT
65000000000
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
65000000000
AMERICORPS, UNIV OF MARYLAND
65000000000
CMS MEASURES
65000000000
PACE EVALUATION
65000000000
NO WRONG DOOR
65000000000
SHINE GRANT
65100000000
RELIEF-GENERAL REVENUE
65100000000
MEDICAID-WAIVER LTC DIVERSION
65100000000
HURRICANE CHARLEY
65000000000
OTHER (AGENCY WIDE)
65100000000
SPECIAL VOLUNTEER (AGENCY WIDE)
65100000000
COMMUNITY-BASED MENTOR
65000000000
CDC VETERANS ADMIN PSA 5
CDC VETERANS ADM FOR PSA 10
VETERANS ADMIN - PSA 5
HUNGER AND FOOD SECURITY SURVEY
NON-PASRR
Page 2
65000000000
65000000000
65000000000
65000000000
Project
701B
NAPIS
DOEA20
DOEA9
DOEA5
DOEA10
FRANCES
AW3
Mentoring 2
ERNESTO
EBI09
CDR10
EBCT1
Client Satisf
LTC BA
2004 HURRICANES
AW2
Mentoring 3
IOWA
PANDEMIC FLU
EBI09
VC011
GHS09
LTCOP
SMMC
APEX-MEDICAID
PASRR/MEDICAL
AMCOR
DOEA2
DOEA19
DOEA13
OLTCP
AW6
AW7
Groundhog Day Tornado
STERLING ACTIVITIES
NASUA
OWP10
EBS09
NYU10
AMP14
CMS Measr
PACE Eval
NWD15
DOEA24
DOEA21
DOEA11
CHARLEY
AW10
AW9
Mentoring 4
VC010
VC005-CDC
HFSS
non-PASRR
Appendix 3: Grant Summary Report
COST ALLOCATION PLAN – 2014-2015
17
Appendix 4: CARES Organizational Chart
COST ALLOCATION PLAN – 2014-2015
18
Department of Elder Affairs
As of 01/09/2015
Division of Statewide Community Based Services
Division Director
Marcy Hajdukiewicz
0030 (930) (8765) 1.00
Comprehensive Assessment and Review
for Long-Term Care Services (CARES)
Chief of CARES
Paula James
0303 (530) (8950) 1.00
Government Analyst II
Brian Weinstein
0135 (26) (2225) 1.00
Government Analyst II
Vicky Sexton
0282 (26) (2225) 1.00
Systems Project Analyst
Yi Wu
0184 (024) (2107) 1.00
RN Consultant
Carol Klauer
0447 (79) (5312) 1.00
Position Located In Duval
Administrative Assist. II
Deanne Davis-Williams
0264 (18) (0712) 1.00
Government Analyst I
Linda Dorman
OPS 65650276 1.00
Regional Program
Administrator - SES
Pia Neustadter
0294 (426) (5911) 1.00
Government Operations
Consultant I
Philynsia Jenkins
0394 (021) (2234) 1.00
Regional Program
Supervisor – SES
Lisa Price
0521 (425) (5910) 1.00
Regional Program
Supervisor- SES
John (Mark) Young
0157 (425) (5910) 1.00
Regional Program
Supervisor-SES
Sheila Mitchell
0256 (425) (5910) 1.00
Region 1
CARES PSA 1, 2A, 2B, 3A,
4A, and 4B
(SEE PAGES 8- 9 & 10)
Region 2
CARES PSA 3B, 5A, 5B, 6A,
6B and 8
(SEE PAGES 9, 11-12 & 14)
Region 3
CARES PSA 7A, 7B, 9A, 9B,
10, 11A, 11B
(SEE PAGES 13 & 15-18)
CARES Regional Program Supervisor
Lisa Price
0521 (425) (5910) 1.00
Bureau of CARES
CARES PSA 1
Program Operations Administrator- SES
Gwen Cobb
0151 (424) (5912) 1.00
Escambia, Okaloosa, Walton, Santa Rosa
CARES PSA 2A
Program Operations Administrator- SES
Elizabeth Rowell
0252 (424) (5912) 1.00
Bay, Calhoun, Gulf, Jackson, Washington,
Holmes
CARES PSA 2B
Program Operations Administrator- SES
Martha Creel
0167 (424) (5912) 1.00
Leon, Franklin, Gadsden, Madison, Taylor,
Wakulla, Liberty, Jeffferson
Staff Assist.
Angelia Green
0152 (13) (0120) 1.00
Staff Assist.
Janice Barge
0389 (13) (0120) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Tynia Pollock
0158 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Debra Stem
0386 (19) (5754) 1.00
RN Specialist
Debra Register
0163 (75) (5294) 1.00
RN Specialist
Deborah Adu
0353 (75) (5294) 1.00
CARES Assesssor
Izelande Charles
0153 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Linda Masvidal
0390 (19) (5754) 1.00
Senior CARES Assessor
Lisa Mazzorato
0159 (20) (5755) 1.00
Staff Assist.
Barbara Shank
0387 (13) (0120) 1.00
Staff Assist.
Sharon Johnson
0164 (13) (0120) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Aurora Felton
0455 (19) (5754) 1.00
Senior CARES Assessor
Jeanne Taunton
0154 (20) (5755) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Janie Ross
0453 (19) (5754) 1.00
RN Specialist
Mary Rhodes
0160 (75) (5294) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Janet Dunning
0454 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Deneka Hudson
0165 (19) (5754) 1.00
Staff Assist.
Alicia Davis
OPS 65650103 1.00
RN Specialist
Sharon Hall
0155 (75) (5294) 1.00
Physician
Ross Robins
OPS 65650075 .25
RN Specialist
Avis Gomez
0162 (75) (5294) 1.00
Senior Physician
Jay Maggiore
OPS 65650076 .25
Senior CARES Assessor
Retonia Lee
0166 (20) (5755) 1.00
Senior Physician
Marie Amanze
OPS 65650104 .25
RN Specialist
Cathy Sewell
0156 (75) (5294) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Karla Zeigler
OPS 65650275 1.00
Staff Assist.
Shawn Shores
0296 (13) (0120) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Vacant
0388 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Persephoni SyleosCastillo
0169 (19)( 5754) 1.00
Bureau of CARES
CARES Regional Program Supervisor
Lisa Price
0521 (425) (5910) 1.00
CARES Regional Program Supervisor
John (Mark) Young
0157 (425) (5910) 1.00
CARES PSA 3A
Program Operations Administrator- SES
Tammy Russell
0170 (424) (5912) 1.00
Alachua, Bradford, Columbia, Dixie, Gilchrist,
Hamilton, Lafayette, Levy, Putnam, Suwannee,
Union
CARES PSA 3B
Program Operations Administrator- SES
Susan Hanley
0176 (424) (5912) 1.00
Citrus, Hernando, Lake, Marion, Sumter
Staff Assist.
Rose Marie Gonzalez
0171 (13) (0120) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Terri Nelson
0498 (19) (5754) 1.00
Staff Assist.
Jacqueline Brown
0178 (13) (0120) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Janet Southwell
0172 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Carolyn Whitter
0515 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Tracy Dehart
0179 (19) (5754) 1.00
Senior CARES Assessor
Sandra Parenteau
0173 (20) (5755) 1.00
Physician
Lalitha Ganesh
OPS 65650179 .25
Senior CARES Assessor
Jean Bendula
0180 (20) (5755) 1.00
RN Specialist
Jane Shaw
0175 (75) (5294) 1.00
Physician
Justine Vaughn
OPS 65650185 .25
(Backup)
RN Specialist
Jennifer Budd
0181 (75) (5294) 1.00
RN Specialist
Cindy McSons
0221 (75) (5294) 1.00
OPS Senior Clerk
Lisaura Cruz
OPS 65650301 1.00
RN Specialist
Susan Parramore
0182 (75) (5294) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Philip Singer
0456 (19) (5754) 1.00
RN Specialist
Vacant
0183 (75) (5294) 1.00
Staff Assist.
Stephanie Meadows
0295 (13) (0120) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Sabrina Prater
0381 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Mark Mulligan
0382 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Randall Payne
0404 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Lori Berndt
0422 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Maria Garcia
0458 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Holly Ryan
0499 (19) (5754) 1.00
Physician
Nandkumar Karve
OPS 65650105 .25
CARES Regional Program Supervisor
Lisa Price
0521 (425) (5910) 1.00
Bureau of CARES
CARES PSA 4A
Program Operations Administrator- SES
Karen Swindler
0190 (424) (5912) 1.00
Baker, Clay, Duval, Nassau, St. Johns
Staff Assist.
Mary Gillette
0185 (13) (0120) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Donna Fee
0186 (19) (5754) 1.00
Senior CARES Assessor
Tonya James
0187 (20) (5755) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Angela Cook
0189 (19) (5754) 1.00
RN Specialist
Monica Floyd-Cox
0191 (75) (5294) 1.00
RN Specialist
Sally Guy
0192 (75) (5294) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Vacant
0215 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assesssor
Deloris Vaughn
0368 (19) (5754) 1.00
Staff Assist.
Brenda Johnson
0370 (13) (0120) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Sara Cooper
0423 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Vacant
0424 (19) (5754) 1.00
RN Specialist
Katherine Zabinski
0445 (75) (5294) 1.00
CARES PSA 4B
Program Operations Administrator- SES
Carmen Brown
00197 (424) (5912) 1.00
Flagler, Volusia
RN Specialist
Karen Branyon
0449 (75)(5294) 1.00
Physician
Myrna Ginter
OPS 65650080 .25
Physician
Ralph Boone
OPS 65650081 .25
RN Specialist
Vacant
OPS 65650092 1.00
CARES Assessor
Vacant
OPS 65650279 1.00
RN Specialist
Vacant
OPS 65650330 1.00
RN Specialist
Laura Puckett
0161 (75)(5294) 1.00
RN Specialist
Norma Glickson
0425 (75) (5294) .50
CARES Assessor
Nancy Ginther
0188 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Linda North
0459 (19) (5754) 1.00
Staff Assistant
Gina Nichols
0194 (13) (0120) 1.00
Staff Assistant
Susan Irwin
OPS 65650065 1.00
Senior CARES Assessor
Linda Pickrell
0195 (20) (5755) 1.00
RN Specialist
Michelle Cofano
OPS 65650079 1.00
CARES Assessor
Tinh-Nhat Le
0196 (19) (5754) 1.00
RN Specialist
Barbara Kilgore
OPS 65650106 .50
RN Specialist
Heidi Filippi
0198 (75) (5294) 1.00
Physician
William Gilmer
OPS 65650107 .25
CARES Regional Program Supervisor
John (Mark) Young
0157 (425) (5910) 1.00
Bureau of CARES
CARES PSA 5A
Program Operations Administrator-SES
Vacant
0199 (424) (5912) 1.00
Central and Southern Pinellas
CARES PSA 5B
Program Operations Administrator – SES
Patricia Anderson
0446 (424) (5912) 1.00
North Pinellas and Pasco
Senior Clerk
Linda Pskowski
0201 (11) (0004) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Ximena Reinoso
0208 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Natalie Clanzy
0405 (19) (5754) 1.00
Staff Assistant
Iris Clark
0202 (13) (0120) 1.00
RN Specialist
Awilda Caraballo
0211 (75) (5294) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Jane Burgess
0460 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Pilar Krawchuk
0204 (19) (5754) 1.00
RN Specialist
Lisa Wise
0212 (75) (5294) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Vacant
0512 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Bonnie Box
0206 (19) (5754) 1.00
RN Specialist
Carol Morse
0253 (75) (5294) 1.00
Physician
Thiam Lie
OPS 65650083 .25
Senior CARES Assessor
Sharlene Davis
0207 (20) (5755) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Sandra Kneen
0371 (19) (5754) 1.00
Administrative Secretary
Vacant
OPS 65650164 .50
Senior Clerk
Vacant
0200 (11) (0004) 1.00
Staff Assist.
Nancy Michaels
0373 (13) (0120) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Cherie Caprera
0203 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Joy Brown
0427 (19) (5754) 1.00
Senior CARES Assessor
Joanne Flynn
0205 (20) (5755) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Polly Moore
0428 (19) (5754) 1.00
RN Specialist
Cheryl Wilson
0209 (75) (5294) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Gloria Dorkowski
0461 (19) (5754) 1.00
RN Specialist
Jennifer Goss
0210 (75) (5294) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Kara Owen
0501 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Victoria Kissick
0372 (19) (5754) 1.00
Physician
Marc Yacht
OPS 65650317 .25
CARES Regional Program Supervisor
John (Mark) Young
0157 (425) (5910) 1.00
Bureau of CARES
CARES PSA 6A
Program Operations Administrator- SES
Robert Spindanger
0214 (424) (5912) 1.00
Hillsborough, Manatee
CARES Assessor
Supervisors -SES
Robin Greene
0217 (422) (5756) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Lawrena Govan
0219 (19) (5754) 1.00
Staff Assist.
Susan Ricardo
0216 (13) (0120) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Rebecca Shetterly
0220 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Marsha Everton
0429 (19) (5754) 1.00
Senior CARES Assessor
Marianne Kern
0218 (20) (5755) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Sharon Stucke
0222 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Leslie Dent
0430 (19) (5754) 1.00
Staff Assist.
Nilda Lugo
0361 (13) (0120) 1.00
RN Specialist
Diane Walton
0223 (75) (5294) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Laura Lester
0457 (19) (5754) 1.00
Staff Assist.
Gladys Gomez
OPS 65650304 1.00
RN Specialist
Alena Crain
0224 (75) (5294) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Vacant
0500 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Shelia Helms
0225 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Tricia Wolf
0502 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Dionne Ford-Taylor
0360 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Amy Caparrato
0514 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Karen Williams
0367 (19) (5754) 1.00
Physician
Robert Haight
OPS 65650085 .25
CARES Assessor
Jessica Alvey
0369 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES PSA 6B
Program Operations Administrator- SES
Stacie Jacobs
0319 (424) (5912) 1.00
Hardee, Highlands, Polk
Staff Assist.
Georgia Salmons
0226 (13) (0120) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Deborah Richards
0431 (19) (5754) 1.00
Senior CARES Assessor
Jeffrey Miars
0227 (20) (5755) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Kathryn Barker
0462 (19) (5754) 1.00
RN Specialist
Alice Heyl
0229 (75) (5294) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Patricia Ogbonna
0511 (19) (5754) 1.00
RN Specialist
Juliette Morse
0230 (75) (5294) 1.00
Physician
Morris Kutner
OPS 65650108 .25
CARES Assessor
Amy Ogg
0407 (19) (5754) 1.00
Staff Assist.
Donna Carnett
OPS 65650318 1.00
CARES Regional Program Supervisor
Sheila Mitchell
0256 (425) 5910) 1.00
Bureau of CARES
CARES PSA 7A
Program Operations Administrator- SES
Jacqueline Walker
0231 (424) (5912) 1.00
Orange, Osceola, Seminole
CARES Assessor
Supervisor - SES
Regina Cagle
0308 (422) (5756) 1.00
Staff Assist.
Virgen Silva
0232 (13) (0120) 1.00
Senior CARES Assessor
Belinda Lalande
0234 (20) (5755) 1.00
Staff Assistant
Vacant
OPS 65650157 1.00
Senior Clerk
Vacant
OPS 65650200 0.50
CARES PSA 7B
Program Operations Administrator- SES
Yvette Worlow
0241 (424) (5912) 1.00
Brevard
CARES Assessor
Mayra Rosado
0233 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Vacant
0311 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Anabel Rodriguez
0516 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Nicole Thomas
0236 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Luz Diez
0411 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Regina Williams
0517 (19) (5754) 1.00
RN Specialist
Vacant
0237 (75) (5294) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Vacant
0432 (19) (5754) 1.00
RN Specialist
Vacant
0528 (75) (5294) 1.00
RN Specialist
Vacant
0238 (75) (5294) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Kristina McEwen
0434 (19) (5754) 1.00
Physician
Gail Dudley
OPS 65650082 .25
Senior Clerk
Francis Via
0246 (11) (0004) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Vacant
0504 (19) (5754) 1.00
Physician
Gideon Lewis
OPS 65650086 .25
CARES Assessor
Vacant
0309 (19) (5754) 1.00
Senior Physician
Allen Castello
OPS 65650102 .25
RN Specialist
Pamela Dekany
00242 (75) (5294) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Doris Hall
0468 (19) (5754) 1.00
RN Specialist
Alline Olds
0243 (75) (5294) 1.00
CARES Assessor
John Estes
0503 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Nancy Nightingale
0383 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Vacant
0505 (19) (5754) 1.00
Senior CARES Assessor
Annette Valyo
0384 (20) (5755) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Rebecca Santiago
0508 (19) (5754) 1.00
Staff Assist.
Catherine Russell
0393 (13) (0120) 1.00
Physician
Vacant
OPS 65650087 .25
CARES Assessor
Kathy Robbins
0435 (19) (5754) 1.00
Physician
Dr. Janet Miley
OPS 65650109 .25
CARES Assessor
Lesley Baron
0463 (19) (5754) 1.00
Staff Assistant
Kali Schenerlein
OPS 65650171 1.00
CARES Assessor
Jennifer Rincones
OPS 65650205 1.00
CARES Regional Program Supervisor
John (Mark) Young
0157 (425) (5910) 1.00
Bureau of CARES
CARES PSA 8
Program Operations Administrator- SES
Heshla Ash-Tessier
0245 (424) (5912) 1.00
Charlotte, Collier, DeSoto, Glades, Henry, Lee,
Sarasota
RN Specialist
Robin Heimann
0228 (75) (5294) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Sydney Gray
0251 (19) (5754) 1.00
Staff Assist.
Desiree GardineJefferson
0364 (13) (0120) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Marci Whitacre
0464 (19) (5754) 1.00
Staff Assist.
Audrey Reid
0247 (13) (0120) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Douglas VonFossen
0254 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Vacant
0406 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Vacant
0506 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Basil Khaleel
0248 (19) (5754) 1.00
RN Specialist
Sarah Brown
0255 (75) (5294) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Jacqueline Dunwody
0436 (19) (5754) 1.00
Physician
Stephen Machez
OPS 65650089 .25
CARES Assessor
Diana Johnson
0249 (19) (5754) 1.00
Senior CARES Assessor
Marie Ragone
0362 (20) (5755) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Dianna Fenex
0363 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Cheryl Armstrong
0437 (19) (5754) 1.00
Physician
Vacant
OPS 65650090 .25
CARES Regional Program Supervisor
Sheila Mitchell
0256 (425) 5910) 1.00
Bureau of CARES
CARES PSA 9A
Program Operations Administrator- SES
Nancy Partin
0263 (424) (5912) 1.00
Palm Beach
CARES PSA 9B
Program Operations Administrator- SES
Connie Heffelfinger
0266 (424) (5912) 1.00
Indian River, Martin, Okeechobee, St. Lucie
Staff Assist.
Lillie Seay
0257 (13) (0120) 1.00
RN Specialist
Lisa Elsey-Sowards
0261 (75) (5294) 1.00
Senior CARES Assessor
Karina Garcia
0316 (20) (5755) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Olga Sands
0392 (19) (5754) 1.00
RN Specialist
Marjorie Houghtaling
0174 (75) (5294) (1.00)
RN Specialist
Mary Benza
0448 (75) (5294) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Digna Solar
0258 (19) (5754) 1.00
RN Specialist
Susan Pietris
0288 (75) (5294) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Ximena Arrunategui
0317 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Marcia Minott
0439 (19) (5754) 1.00
Senior CARES Assessor
Ginger Beiter
0250 (20) (5755) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Mary Lohse
0513 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Vanessa Tyre
0259 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Harnetha Brown
0312 (19) (5754) 1.00
Administrative Secretary
Deshawnna Powell
0318 (12) (0108) 1.00
RN Specialist
Lem Purje
0450 (75) (5294) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Brandy Stockman
0265 (19) (5754) 1.00
Physician Consultant
Ian Boykin
OPS 65650078 .25
Senior CARES Assessor
Deborah Lynch
0260 (20) (5755) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Joseph Miga
0314 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Ales Day
0391 (19) (5754) 1.00
Physician
Dr. Arthro Blanco
OPS 65650093 .25
Staff Assist.
Denese CrepsoMartinez
0380 (13) (0120) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Vacant
OPS 65650281 1.00
CARES Assessor
Deborah Sanchez
0408 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Regional Program Supervisor
Sheila Mitchell
0256 (425) (5910) 1.00
Bureau of CARES
CARES PSA 10
Program Operations Administrator- SES
Suzanne Wong
0268 (424) (5912) 1.00
Broward
Staff Assistant
Maryann Schultz
0177 (13) (0120) 1.00
RN Specialist
Sophia Hyatt
0274 (75) (5294) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Wilna Valmyr
0409 (19) (5754) 1.00
RN Specialist
Loraine Rodney
0451 (75) (5294) 1.00
Senior CARES Assessor
Adriana Carvalho
0269 (20) (5755) 1.00
RN Specialist
Vacant
0275 (75) (5294) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Vacant
0410 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Renee Kazemi
0465 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Ashley Matias
0270 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Santhia McElroy
0348 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Vacant
0440 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Laurie Fabre
0507 (19) (5754) 1.00
Senior CARES Assessor
Heather Moreno
0271 (20) (5755) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Vacant
0349 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Marie Monrose
0441 (19) (5754) 1.00
Physician
Robin Kesselman
OPS 65650096 .25
RN Specialist
Nadia Theard
0272 (75) (5294) 1.00
Staff Assist.
Alisa Dixon
0365 (13) (0120) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Stephanie Giron
0442 (19) (5754) 1.00
Physician
Pamela Parzynski
OPS 65650097 .25
RN Specialist
Angela Harris
0273 (75) (5294) 1.00
CARES Regional Program Supervisor
Sheila Mitchell
0256 (425) (5910) 1.00
Bureau of CARES
CARES PSA 11A
Program Operations Administrator- SES
Martha Mairena
0413 (424) (5912) 1.00
North and Central Miami-Dade
CARES Assessor
Supervisor - SES
Vacant
0310 (422) (5756) 1.00
Staff Assist.
Viola Teart
0278 (13) (0120) 1.00
Staff Assist.
Claudia Keenan
0279 (13) (0120) 1.00
Senior CARES Assessor
Romy Harrison
0320 (20) (5755) 1.00
Staff Assistant
Ana Gonzalez
OPS 65650198 1.00
Staff Assistant
Kamla Singh
OPS 65650207 1.00
CARES Assessor
Kenda Shankle
0193 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Virginia Sanz
0293 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Vacant
0438 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Vacant
0527 (19) (5754) 1.00
RN Specialist
Eduardo Balboa
0244 (75) (5294) 1.00
RN Specialist
Vacant
0307 (75) (5294) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Vacant
0466 (19) (5754) 1.00
Physician Consultant
Hermes Milanes
OPS 65650099 .25
CARES Assessor
Paula Deldago
0285 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Ebony Rolle
0315 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Rosa Riveron
0467 (19) (5754) 1.00
Staff Assistant
Avis Rogers
OPS 65650138 1.00
RN Specialist
Vacant
0287 (75) (5294) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Yajaira Cruz-Castillo
0351 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Vacant
0509 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Vacant
OPS 65650172 1.00
RN Specialist
Hyacinth Glasgow
0292 (75) (5294) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Vacant
0352 (19) (5754) 1.00
RN Specialist
Lotoya Wong
0518 (75) (5294) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Vacant
OPS 65650286 1.00
CARES Regional Program Supervisor
Sheila Mitchell
0256 (425) (5910) 1.00l
Bureau of CARES
CARES PSA 11B
Program Operations Administrator- SES
Delly Salazar Hoffman
0276 (424) (5912) 1.00
South Miami-Dade and Monroe
CARES Assessor
Supervisor - SES
Maria Elena Mejia
0433 (422) (5756) 1.00
Staff Assist.
Susan Harrington
0277 (13) (0120) 1.00
Admin Assist. I
Ana Perez
0283 (15) (0709) 1.00
Senior CARES Assessor
Alain Estrada
0284 (20) (5755) 1.00
Senior Clerk
Jacqueline Adderly
0366 (11) (0004) 1.00
Staff Assistant
Marianela Serna
OPS 65650319 1.00
CARES Assessor
Rachel Sigel
0235 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Maria DeOrozco
0291 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Roberto Moralejo
0470 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Brian Boesch
0526 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Alina Gonzalez
0281 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Rosario Anasagasti
0350 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Aida Hidalgo
0510 (19) (5754) 1.00
Physician Consultant
Dr. Charles Dunn
OPS 65650100 .25
CARES Assessor
Ninoska Vogl
0286 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Ana Alvarado
0444 (19) (5754) 1.00
RN Specialist
Claire Rodriguez
0519 (75) (5294) 1.00
Physician Consultant I
Vacant
OPS 65650101 .25
CARES Assessor
Mildred Kincaid-Monzon
0289 (19) (5754) 1.00
RN Specialist
Emilia Gonzalez
0452 (75) (5294) 1.00
RN Specialist
Mirta Aguila
0520 (75) (5294) 1.00
RN Specialist
Vacant
0290 (75) (5294) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Leo Cisneros
0469 (19) (5754) 1.00
CARES Assessor
Luis Rodriguez
0525 (19) (5754) 1.00
Appendix 5: 701B Comprehensive Assessment
COST ALLOCATION PLAN – 2014-2015
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Florida Department of Elder Affairs
701B Comprehensive Assessment
Rule: 58-A-1.010, F.A.C.
Provider
Assessor/CM ID:
Provider ID:
Assessor/Case
Manager (CM) Name:
Signature:
A. DEMOGRAPHIC SECTION
1. ASSESSOR/CM: What is the purpose of this assessment?
 Initial  Annual  Health  Living situation  Caregiver  Environment  Income
2. Social Security number:
3. Name: a. First:
b. Middle initial:
c. Last:
4. Medicaid number:
5. Phone number:
6. Date of birth (mm/dd/yyyy):
 Male
 White
 Female
8. Race (Mark all that apply):
 Black/African American
 American Indian/Alaska Native  Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander
9. Ethnicity:
 Hispanic/Latino
 Other
10. Primary language:
 English
Spanish
Other:
11. Does client have limited ability reading, writing, speaking, or understanding English?  No
12. Marital status:
 Married  Partnered  Single  Separated  Divorced
7. Sex:
 Asian
 Other
 Yes
 Widowed
13. ASSESSOR/CM: Current Physical Location Address (If type is a facility, enter facility name.)
a. Street:
b. City:
c. ZIP code:
d. Type:
 Private residence  Assisted living facility (ALF)
 Hospital
Adult day care
 Nursing facility
 Other
e. Name:
14. Home Address (If different from current physical location)
a. Street:
b. City:
c. ZIP code:
15. Is client’s home address public housing?
No Yes
16. Mailing Address (If different from current physical location)
a. Street:
b. City:
c. State:
d. ZIP code:
1 DOEA 701B, April 2013
Florida Department of Elder Affairs: 701B Comprehensive Assessment
A. DEMOGRAPHIC SECTION, CONTINUED
17. ASSESSOR/CM: Assessment date: (mm/dd/yyyy)
18. ASSESSOR/CM: Assessment site:
 Home  ALF  Nursing facility  Hospital  Adult day care
19. ASSESSOR/CM: Referral date:
Other
(mm/dd/yyyy)
 Nursing facility
 Case management agency
 CARES  Aging out
 Department of Children and Families  Other
 APS: Select level of APS risk:
 Intermediate
 Low
21. ASSESSOR/CM: Transitioning out of a nursing facility?
 No
 Yes
22. ASSESSOR/CM: Imminent risk of nursing home placement?
 No
 Yes
20. ASSESSOR/CM: Referral source:
 Self/Family
 Hospital
 High
 No
 No
 No
23. Do you need outside assistance to evacuate?
24. Are you enrolled on a special needs registry?
25. Is there a primary caregiver?
 Yes
 Yes
 Yes
 With primary caregiver  With other caregiver  With other
27. Individual monthly income:
 Refused
$
28. Couple monthly income:
 Refused
 N/A
$
26. Living situation:
 Alone
29. Estimated total individual assets: $
 $0 to $2,000
30. Estimated total couple assets:
 $0 to $3,000
 $2,001 to $5,000
 $5,001 or more  Refused
$
 $3,001 to $6,000
 $6,001 or more  Refused
N/A
31. Are you receiving S/NAP (food stamps)?
 No
 Yes
32. Do you need other assistance for food?
 No
 Yes
33. ASSESSOR/CM: Is someone besides the client providing answers to questions?
 No (Skip to 34)  Yes
a. Name:
b. Relationship:
34. Besides your own children, how many children under age 19 do you live with and provide care for?
(if zero, skip to 35)
a. How many are grandchildren?
#
Name(s):
b. How many are other related children?
#
Name(s):
c. How many are other non-related children?
#
Name(s):
35. How many disabled adults age 19 to 59 do you live with and provide care for? (if zero, skip to 36)
a. How many are grandchildren?
#
Name(s):
b. How many are other relatives?
#
Name(s):
c. How many are other non-relatives?
#
Name(s):
Notes & Summary:
2 DOEA 701B, April 2013
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#
Florida Department of Elder Affairs: 701B Comprehensive Assessment
B. MEMORY SECTION
36. Has a doctor or other health care professional told you that you suffer from memory loss, cognitive
impairment, any type of dementia, or Alzheimer’s disease?
No
Yes

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37. ASSESSOR/CM: If the client is not answering questions, skip to Question 47 and check:
38. “I am going to say three words for you to remember. Please repeat the words after I have said them. The
words are: sock (something to wear), blue (a color), and bed (a piece of furniture). Now you tell me the
three words.” ASSESSOR/CM: Select the number of words correctly repeated after the first attempt:
 Sock  Blue  Bed
Total number of correct words:
 None  One  Two  Three
“Thank you. I will ask you to repeat these to me again later.”
39. Please tell me what year it is:
 Correct
 Missed by one year
 Missed by five or more years
40. Please tell me what month it is:  Correct
 Missed by one month
 Missed by five or more months
41. Please tell me what day (of the week) it is:
 Correct  Incorrect
 Missed by two to five years
 No answer
 Missed by two to five months
 No answer
 No answer
42. “Let’s go back to an earlier question. What were those words I asked you to repeat back to me?”
 Sock  Blue  Bed
 None  One  Two  Three
44. Have any friends or family members expressed concern about your memory?
 No  Yes
43. ASSESSOR/CM: Number of words correctly recalled without prompting:
45. Have you become concerned about your memory or had problems
remembering important things?
 No (Skip to 47)  Yes
46. How often do you have problems remembering things?
 Always  Often  Sometimes  Rarely
 Don’t know
47. ASSESSOR/CM: In your opinion, are cognitive problems present?
 No
Notes & Summary:
3 DOEA 701B, April 2013
 Yes  Don’t know
Florida Department of Elder Affairs: 701B Comprehensive Assessment
C. GENERAL HEALTH, SENSORY & COMMUNICATION SECTION
48. How would you rate your overall health at this time?
 Excellent  Very Good  Good  Fair  Poor
49. Compared to a year ago, how would you rate your health?
 Much better  Better
 About the same  Worse
 Much worse
50. How often do you change or limit your activities out of fear of falling?
 Never
 Occasionally
 Often
 All of the time
51. How many times have you fallen in the last six months?
#
52. How often are there things you want to do but cannot because of physical problems?
 Never
 Occasionally
 Often
 All of the time
53. When you need medical care, how often do you get it?
 Always
 Most of the time
 Rarely
 Only in an emergency
54. When you need transportation to medical care, how often do you get it?
 Always
 Most of the time
55. Do you drive a car or other motor vehicle?
 Rarely
 No
 Only in an emergency
 Yes
 Never
 Never
56. How often do finances/insurance allow you to obtain health care and medications when you need them?




Always
Most of the time
Rarely
Only in an emergency
57. Have you visited the emergency room (ER) or been admitted to the hospital within the last year?
 No  Yes:
How many times? ER#
 Never
Hospital #
58. In the last year were you in a nursing or rehabilitation facility?
 No  Yes
 No  Yes  Don’t know
60. ASSESSOR/CM: Are there any stairs within the dwelling or leading into/out of the dwelling?  No  Yes
61. Are you usually able to carry a full glass of water across a room without spilling it?  No  Yes  Don’t know
62. Has a doctor told you that you currently have vision problems?
 No  Yes  Blind (If blind, skip to 63)
a. Have you had an eye exam in the past year?
 No  Yes
b. Do you bump into objects (people, doorways) because you don’t see them?  No Yes
c. Is your vision getting worse than it was last year?  No  In one eye  Slightly worse  Much worse
63. Has a doctor told you that you currently have hearing problems?  No  Yes  Deaf (If deaf, skip to 64)
a. Have you had a hearing exam in the past year?
 No  Yes
b. Can you understand words clearly over the telephone?
 No  Yes
c. Is your hearing worse than it was last year?
 No  In one ear  Slightly worse  Much worse
59. Are you usually able to climb two or three stair steps?
64. ASSESSOR/CM: Does client rely on writing, gestures, or signs to communicate?
65. ASSESSOR/CM: Are the client’s words formed properly, not slurred or clipped?
66. ASSESSOR/CM: Are any sensory aids or assistive devices currently used?
 No  Yes
 No  Yes
 No  Yes
If yes, please list the type(s) used:
67. ASSESSOR/CM: Is there an unmet need for a sensory aid or assistive device?
If yes, please list the type(s) needed:
4 DOEA 701B, April 2013
 No  Yes
Florida Department of Elder Affairs: 701B Comprehensive Assessment
D. ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING SECTION
68. How much assistance do you need with the following tasks?
Task
a. Bathing
b. Dressing
c. Eating
d. Using the bathroom
e. Transferring
f.
Walking/Mobility
No
assistance
needed
Uses
assistive
device
Needs
supervision
or prompt













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


69. ASSESSOR/CM: Is there an unmet need for an ADL assistive device?
Needs
assistance (but
not total help)






No
Needs total
assistance
(cannot do at all)






 Yes
If yes, type(s) needed:
70. How much assistance do you have with the following tasks?
Task
a. Bathing
b. Dressing
c. Eating
d. Using the bathroom
e. Transferring
f.
Walking/Mobility
No
assistance
needed






Notes & Summary:
5 DOEA 701B, April 2013
Always has
assistance
Has
assistance
most of the
time
Rarely has
assistance
Never has
assistance
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Florida Department of Elder Affairs: 701B Comprehensive Assessment
E. INSTRUMENTAL ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING SECTION
71. How much assistance do you need with the following tasks?
Task
a. Heavy chores
b. Light housekeeping
c. Using the telephone
d. Managing money
e. Preparing meals
f. Shopping
g. Managing
medication
h. Using transportation
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assistance
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assistive
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supervision
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Needs
Needs total
assistance (but
assistance
not total help) (cannot do at all)
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If yes, type(s) needed:
73. How much assistance do you have with the following tasks?
No
assistance Always has
needed
assistance
Task
a. Heavy chores
b. Light housekeeping
c. Using the telephone
d. Managing money
e. Preparing meals
f. Shopping
g. Managing medication
h. Using transportation
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F. HEALTH CONDITIONS & THERAPIES SECTION
74. Have you been told by a physician that you have any of the following health conditions?
ASSESSOR/CM: Indicate whether a problem occurred in the past by marking the first box and when a
problem is current by marking the second box. Mark all that apply.
Past
Current
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Acid reflux/GERD
Allergies, list:
Amputation, site:
Anemia
 Severe
 Moderate
 Mild
Arthritis, type:
Bed sore(s) (Decubitus), location:
Blood pressure
 High
 Low
Broken bones/fractures, location:
Cancer, site:
Chlamydia
Cholesterol
 High
 Low
 IDDM
 Constant
 NIDDM
 Frequent  Occasional  Rare
 Removal
 Problems
Dehydration
Diabetes
Dizziness
Fibromyalgia
Gallbladder
Gonorrhea
Heart problems
 Pacemaker  CHF
 MI
 Other
Head, brain, or spinal cord trauma
Herpes
Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)
Human Papilloma Virus (HPV)/Genital warts
Incontinence, bladder
Incontinence, bowel
 Constant
 Constant
 Cirrhosis
 Emphysema
 Frequent  Occasional
 Frequent  Occasional
End stage?
 No
 Hepatitis
 Asthma  Pneumonia
 Full
 Partial
Kidney problems or renal disease
Liver problems
Lung problems
Lupus
Multiple Sclerosis
Muscular Dystrophy
Osteoporosis
Parkinson’s disease
Paralysis
Seizure disorder, type & frequency:
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 Rare
 Rare
 Yes
 COPD
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Current
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Health Conditions
Shingles
Stroke/CVA
Syphilis
Thyroid problems/Graves/Myxedema
 Hyper
 Hypo
Tumor(s), site:
Ulcer(s), site:
Urinary Tract Infection (UTI)
Other:
75. Provide information on the frequency of current therapies or specialty care:
Treatment type:
a. Bladder/bowel treatment
b. Catheter, type:
c. Dialysis
d. Insulin assistance
e. IV Fluids/IV Medications
f.
Occupational therapy
g. Ostomy, site:
h. Oxygen
i.
Physical therapy
j.
Radiation/Chemotherapy
k.
Respiratory therapy
l.
Skilled nursing
m. Speech therapy
n. Suctioning
o. Tube feeding
p. Wound care/Lesion irrigation
q. Other therapy, type:
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Florida Department of Elder Affairs: 701B Comprehensive Assessment
G. MENTAL HEALTH SECTION
ASSESSOR/CM: If the client is not answering questions, skip to Question 81 and check:
76. How satisfied are you with your overall quality of life?
 Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied
 Very satisfied
 Dissatisfied
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 Satisfied
 Very dissatisfied
77. Thinking about how you were this time last year, how do you feel about the way things are now?
 Much better
 Better
 About the same
 Worse
 Much worse
Not at
all
Several
days
More
than
half the
days
e. Poor appetite or overeating
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f. Feeling bad about yourself – or that you are a failure or
have let yourself or your family down
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g. Trouble concentrating on things, such as reading the
newspaper or watching television
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h. Moving or speaking so slowly that other people noticed –
Or, the opposite, being so fidgety or restless that you
have been moving around a lot more than usual
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i. Thoughts that you would be better off dead or of hurting
yourself in some way*
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78. Over the past two weeks, how often have you been
bothered by any of the following problems?
(Adapted from the Patient Health Questionnaire PHQ-9, © Pfizer)
a. Little interest or pleasure in doing things
b. Feeling down, depressed, or hopeless
c. Trouble falling or staying asleep, or sleeping too much
d. Feeling tired or having little energy
Nearly
every
day
*Thoughts of suicide or self-injury, hallucinations, or aggressive behaviors are potentially serious problems that should be reported immediately
to a supervisor, primary care physician, emergency care, law enforcement, and/or Adult Protective Services, as appropriate.
ASSESSOR/CM: If the client answered “Not at all” to a-i above, skip to Question 81.
79. How difficult have these problems made it for you in your daily life activities and interactions with others?
 Not difficult at all
 Somewhat difficult
 Very difficult
80. Are you currently working with a professional to help with this condition?  No
a. Have you or do you plan to discuss these issues with a professional?  No
b. Do you talk about any of these issues with anyone else you know?
 No
 Extremely difficult
 Yes (Skip to 81)
 Yes (Skip to 81)
 Yes
81. Have you been diagnosed with a mental condition or psychiatric disorder by a health professional?
No (Skip to 82)
Yes:
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G. MENTAL HEALTH SECTION, CONTINUED
82. ASSESSOR/CM: Indicate whether you noticed problem behaviors or any recurring problems have been
reported to you by the client, caregiver, in-home worker, family, or staff, and note the frequency of
occurrence in the last month. Provide details in the Notes & Summary section, below.
Problem behaviors
a. Forgetful or easily confused
b. Gets lost or wanders off
c. Easily agitated or disruptive
d. Sexually inappropriate
e. Threatens or is verbally hostile*
f. Physically aggressive or violent*
g. Intentionally injures or harms him/herself*
h. Expresses suicidal feelings or plans*
i. Hallucinates, hears/sees things that are not
there*
j. Other:
Not at all
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Several
days
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*Thoughts of suicide or self-injury, hallucinations, or aggressive behaviors are potentially serious problems that should be reported immediately
to a supervisor, primary care physician, emergency care, law enforcement, and/or Adult Protective Services, as appropriate.
83. ASSESSOR/CM: Does client need supervision?
Notes & Summary:
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 No
 Yes
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H. RESIDENTIAL LIVING ENVIRONMENT SECTION
84. ASSESSOR/CM: If information about the client’s residence is reported to you, without your observation,
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check here
and all that apply below. If residence issues are directly observed by you, use the list
below to observe and check off the specific issue(s) with the potential for safety or accessibility problems.
Check all that apply:
a. Exterior issues(s):
b. Interior issues(s):
c. Restroom issues(s):
 Road  Driveway
 Doors  Stairs
 Door
d. Utility issue(s):
e. Furniture issue(s):
f. Telephone issue(s):
g. Temperature issue(s):
h. Unsanitary condition(s):
 Yard
 Ramp  Windows  Roof
 Floor
 Walls  Ceiling  Lights
 Handrails  Tub  Shower  Toilet
 Plumbing  Water  Electric  Gas
 Chair
 Couch  Bed
 Table
 Broken
 No phone  Disconnected/No service
 Heat
 Smoke detector
 Air conditioning
 Odors
 Insects
 Rodents
 Accumulating items or garbage
 Floors or pathways
cluttered
i. Other hazards:
85. Is there a pet in your home or yard?
 No (Skip to 86)  Yes
a. Please specify the type and size:
b. ASSESSOR/CM: Pet comments/concerns:
86. ASSESSOR/CM: Please rate the level of risk in the client’s residential living environment:
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No/low apparent risk from current living conditions.
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Minor risk (One or more aspects are substandard and should be addressed in the following year to
avoid potential injury.)
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Moderate risk (Major aspects are substandard and must be addressed in the next few months to
remain in home safely.)
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High risk (Serious hazards are present. The client must change dwellings or immediate corrective
action must be taken to correct the issues noted above.)
Notes & Summary:
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I. NUTRITION SECTION
87. Do you usually eat at least two meals a day?
 No
 Yes
88. On a typical day, what types of food do you eat for:
a. Breakfast:
b. Lunch:
c. Dinner:
d. Snacks:
89. Do you eat alone most of the time?
 No
 Yes
90. How many cups of water, juice, or other liquid do you drink daily? (If more than eight, skip to 91) #
a. Do you ever limit the amount of fluids you drink?
 No
 Yes
(Skip to 91)
b. Why and when do you limit the fluids you intake?
91. On average, how many servings of fruits and vegetables do you eat every day? (One “serving”
is one small piece of fruit or vegetable, about one-half cup of chopped fruit or vegetable, or
one-half cup of fruit or vegetable juice.)
#
92. On average, how many servings of dairy products do you have every day? (One “serving” of
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dairy is about a slice of cheese, a cup of yogurt, or a cup of milk or dairy substitute.)
93. Estimate your current height and weight:
Height:
ft.
inches
Weight:
lbs.
 Unsure (Skip to 95)  No (Skip to 95)  Yes
a. How much?
 Less than five pounds  Five to ten pounds  Ten pounds or more
b. Was the weight loss/gain on purpose (i.e., dieting or trying to lose/gain weight)?  No
 Yes
95. Are you on a special diet(s) for medical reasons?
 No (Skip to 96)
 Yes; check any/all:
 Calorie supplement  Low fat/cholesterol
 Low salt/sodium  Low sugar/carb  Other
94. Have you lost or gained weight in the last few months?
a. How long have you been on this diet?
b. Why are you on this diet?
96. Do you have any problems that make it hard for you to chew or swallow?
 Mouth/tooth/dentures
 Saliva production
 Pain or difficulty swallowing
 Other, describe:
97. What working appliances do you have for storing/preparing food?
 Refrigerator  Microwave  Toaster/Oven  Stove
Notes & Summary:
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 No  Yes; check any/all:
 Taste
 Nausea
 None
 Other:
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J. MEDICATIONS & SUBSTANCE USE SECTION
98. Do you take three or more prescribed or over-the-counter medications a day?
 No
 Yes
99. May I see all the medications you take, both regularly and those taken only as needed? Also, please
show me all types of over-the-counter medications and any supplements that you regularly take.
ASSESSOR/CM: Check the original bottles in the medicine cabinet, nightstand, and refrigerator, as well as
non-prescription drugs, over the counter drugs, sleep aids, herbal remedies, vitamins, and supplements.
Taken as
Prescribed
Prescribed
prescribed?
Administration
Medication name
dose
Frequency
Yes/No*
method
Prescriber name
If you have a printed list of meds managed by a facility, attach sheet. If there are more medications to record, use the Notes &
Summary section or a blank sheet of paper to write the information.
100. *ASSESSOR/CM: Only ask when the client is not taking medications as indicated:
“Why do you take [name of medication] differently than prescribed?” and explain each below:
Medication and reason:
Medication and reason:
Medication and reason:
Medication and reason:
Medication and reason:
Medication and reason:
Medication and reason:
Medication and reason:
Medication and reason:
Medication and reason:
Medication and reason:
Medication and reason:
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J. MEDICATIONS & SUBSTANCE USE SECTION, CONTINUED
101. Please list the doctors you usually go to for treatment and medications:
Physician name
Phone number
Approx.
date of
last visit
Reason for last visit:
If you have more than ten physicians to record, use the Notes & Summary section or a blank sheet of paper to write the information.
102. What pharmacies or drug stores do you use?
103. Are you able to tell the difference between your pills (i.e., colors, shapes, print)?
104. ASSESSOR/CM: Are the client’s medications managed by a facility/caregiver?
105. ASSESSOR/CM: In your opinion, are the client’s medications managed properly?
106. ASSESSOR/CM: Should client have a new medication review by a doctor or
pharmacist?
107. How many days in a typical week do you drink alcohol?
 Refused (Skip to 108)  None (Skip to 108)
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 No  Yes
 No  Yes
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One to two
Three to five
Six to seven
a. On the days when you have some alcohol, about how many drinks do you usually have?
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One to two (Skip to 108)
Three to five
Six or more
b. About how many times in the last month have you had four or more drinks in a day?
 None
108.
 One to two
 Three to five  Six or more
Have you used any form of tobacco in the last six months?
 No (Skip to 109)
a. What type(s)?
 Chewing tobacco  Cigarettes  Cigars  Snuff
 Yes:
 Other
b. About how many times do you use tobacco each day?
 One to three  Four to ten
 Eleven or more
109. Do you regularly use drugs other than those required for medical reasons (i.e., controlled substances or
“street drugs”)?
 Refused (Skip to 110)  No (Skip to 110)
 Less than twice a month
Less than once a week
 Several times a week
 Daily  Several times a day
How long have you been using that often?
 Less than a year
 One or more years
a. About how often do you use these?
b.
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K. SOCIAL RESOURCES SECTION
110. If needed, is there someone (besides the primary caregiver) who could help you?
111. Do I have your permission to contact this person, if you need help?
a. Name:
No (Skip to 112) Yes
No (Skip to 112) Yes
b. Relationship to client:
c. Phone:
About how often do you:
Once a
day
Two to Once
six times
a
a week week
Several Every
times a
few
month months
A few
times
a year
Never
112. Talk to friends, relatives, or others (by
phone, computer, or other means)?
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113. Spend time with someone who does
not live with you?
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114. Participate in activities outside the
home that interest you?
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ASSESSOR/CM: If client has no caregiver, stop the assessment here. If client has a caregiver, complete 115-136.
115. ASSESSOR/CM: HCE Caregiver? If yes, check
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116. Caregiver full name: a. First:
b. Middle Initial:
c. Last:
117. Caregiver date of birth: (mm/dd/yyyy)
118. ASSESSOR/CM: Caregiver identification number
119. Caregiver sex:
Male
120. Caregiver race (Mark all that apply):
 American Indian/ Alaska Native
121. Caregiver ethnicity:
122. Caregiver primary language:
Female
White
Black/African American Asian
Native Hawaiian/ Pacific Islander
Other
Hispanic or Latino
Other
Other
English
Spanish
123. Caregiver relationship to client:
Wife
Son/In-law
Husband
Daughter/In-law
Partner
Other relative
Parent
Other Non-relative
124. Caregiver address:
a. Street:
b. City:
c. State:
d. ZIP code:
125. Caregiver phone number:
126. Do you work outside the home?
 No
 Yes:
127. Do you currently have anyone to assist you with providing care?
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 Full-time
 Part-time
 No (Skip to 129)  Yes
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L. CAREGIVER SECTION, CONTINUED
128. Do I have your permission to contact this person if for some reason you are unable to provide care for the
client?
 No (Skip to 129)  Yes, please provide the name and relationship to client:
a. First name:
b. Last name:
c. Phone:
d. Relationship to client:
Parent
Son/In-law
Wife Husband Partner
Other relative
Other Non-relative
Daughter/In-law
129. How long have you been providing care for this client?
 Less than six months
 Six to twelve months  One to two years  Two or more years
130. How many hours per week do you currently spend providing care for the client?
131. Do you need training or assistance in performing caregiving tasks?
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132. How much of a mental or emotional strain is it on you to provide care for the client?
 None
 Some strain
 A lot of strain
133. Considering other aspects of your life,
please rate the level of difficulty in your:
a. Relationship with client
b. Relationship with family
c. Relationships with friends
d. Physical health
e. Finances
f.
Functional abilities
g. Employment
h. Time for yourself to do the things you enjoy
No
difficulty
Little
difficulty
Some
difficulty
Moderate
difficulty
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difficulty
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134. How confident are you that you will have the ability to continue to provide care?
 Very confident (Skip to 135)
 Somewhat confident (Skip to 135)
 Not very confident
a. What is the main reason you may be unable to continue to provide care?
135. Assessor/CM: Is the caregiver in crisis?
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Financial
Yes; check all that apply:
Emotional
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L. CAREGIVER SECTION, CONTINUED
136. Ask the caregiver to answer the following about the client. (An answer of
“Yes, a change” indicates that there has been a change in the last year
caused by thinking and memory problems.)
Yes, a
change
No
change
Don’t
know
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e. Forgets the correct month or year
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f. Trouble handling complicated financial affairs (balancing checkbook,
income taxes, paying bills)
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g. Trouble remembering appointments
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
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a. Problems with judgment (problems making decisions, bad financial
decisions, problems with thinking)
b. Less interest in hobbies/activities
c. Repeats the same things over and over (questions, stories, or
statements)
d. Trouble learning how to use a tool, appliance, or gadget (TV, radio,
microwave, remote control)
h. Daily problems with thinking or memory
Adapted from the “Eight-item Informant Interview to Differentiate Aging and Dementia,” a copyrighted instrument of Washington
University, St. Louis, Missouri. Copyright 2005. All rights reserved.
Notes & Summary:
17 DOEA 701B, April 2013
Florida Department of Elder Affairs: 701B Comprehensive Assessment
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18 DOEA 701B, April 2013
Florida Department of Elder Affairs: 701B Comprehensive Assessment
WHY ARE WE COLLECTING YOUR SOCIAL
SECURITY NUMBER?
We are required to explain that your Social Security number is
being collected pursuant to Title 42 Code of Federal Regulations,
Section 435.910, to be used for screening and referral to
programs or services that may be appropriate for you.
The provision of your Social Security number is voluntary, and
your information will remain confidential and protected under
penalty of law. We will not use or give out your Social Security
number for any other reason unless you have signed a separate
consent form that releases us to do so.
19 DOEA 701B, April 2013
Appendix 6: PASRR Process Map
COST ALLOCATION PLAN – 2014-2015
20
PASRR PROCESS
Individual seeking Medicaid NF
placement
< 21
CMAT responsible
for completing all
Level Is
Is there indication
or diagnosis of
SMI or ID or
related
condition?
> 21
Individual in hospital seeking
NF admission, or
Individual was NF resident, had
previous Level II, and in
hospital for >90 days
hospital delegated to complete
Level I
NO
Process stops!
Send Level I to CARES
Individual can be admitted to NF
Individual in
community
applying for NF
Medicaid (ICP):
CARES responsible
for completing
Level I
NF resident exhibits significant
change, or new suspicion or
new diagnosis of SMI or ID
(Resident Review)
NF delegated to complete
Level I
YES
Does person meet
criteria for 30 day
hospital exemption?
Does person meet
provisional
admission
requirements?
NO
YES
Individual danger to self or others
(no apparent SMI/ID diagnosis)?
YES
CARES will
submit
request for
Level II
evaluation
to APS
NO
Proceed
with preadmission
screening
YES
The Level I must indicate the
exemption and be signed by a
physician. Individual can be
admitted to NF
Is NF stay expected to
exceed 30 days?
NO
CARES will complete 701B
and request Level II***
YES
Level II/Resident Review requests must be
coordinated by CARES. APS/APD will make a
determination within 7 business days.
Individual must be
discharged prior to
30th day of stay.
Level II not required
YES
Need for NF?(NF recommended)
Serious Mental Illness and/or Intellectual
Disability or Related Condition?
YES
Legend:
ID = Intellectual Disability and/
or Related Condition
LI = Level I
LII = Level II
NF = Nursing Facility
SMI = Serious Mental Illness
SS = Specialized Services
***Hospitals and NF
will need to contact
CARES to complete
assessment to meet
time parameters
STOP
Individual can not be admitted or
retained in NF. Available community
options explored
Can be
admitted
Specialized Services Recommended?
NO
NO
NO
YES
YES
Individual can be
admitted or
retained
Individual can be
admitted or retained in
NF
Services of lesser intensity may be
recommended and NF must add to
care plan and ensure
implementation
NF must ensure the
recommended
Specialized Services are
added to the care plan
and implemented
01-26-2015
Florida PASRR SMI/ID Under 21
Legend:
ID = Intellectual Disability and/
or Related Condition
LI = Level I
LII = Level II
NF = Nursing Facility
SMI = Serious Mental Illness
SS = Specialized Services
Individual <21
seeking Medicaid NF
placement
CMAT responsible
for completing all
Level I’s
Individual in hospital seeking
NF admission, or
Individual was NF resident, had
previous Level II, and in
hospital for >90 days
NF resident exhibits
significant change or new
suspicion/new diagnosis
of SMI or ID
(Resident Review)
Individual in
community applying
for NF Medicaid
(ICP)
Danger to self or
others?
Yes
No
Yes
Does individual
meet provisional admission
or 30-day hospital
exemption?
No
Indication or
diagnosis
of SMI and/or ID
No
Process stops!
Individual can be admitted to NF
Yes
LI must indicate the exemption
and be signed by a physician.
Individual can be admitted to NF
CMAT will submit request for
Level II evaluation to APS/APD as
applicable*
Yes
APS and/or APD will make a
determination within 7 business
days
Is NF stay expected
to exceed 30 days?
Individual must be
discharged prior to 30th day
of stay. Level II not required
No
SMI and/or ID
confirmed?
No
Process stops!
Individual can be admitted to NF
LII Determination sent to applicable
parties
Yes
No
Need for NF?
Yes
Yes
*Hospitals and NF
will need to contact
CMAT to complete
the LI screening to
meet time
parameters
STOP
Individual cannot be admitted or
retained in NF. Available
community options explored
SS
Recommended?
NF must ensure the recommended
Specialized Services are added to
the care plan and implemented
No
Services of lesser intensity may be
recommended and NF must add to
care plan and ensure implementation
01-26-2015
Appendix 7: CARES Employee List
COST ALLOCATION PLAN – 2014-2015
21
DEPARTMENT OF ELDER AFFAIRS
CARES EMPLOYEE LIST
AS OF JANUARY 31, 2015
FULL TIME EQUIVALENTS
ORGANIZATION CODE
65-91-12-02-000
65-91-00-02-000
65-91-09-02-000
65-91-01-02-000
65-91-01-02-000
65-91-01-02-000
65-91-01-02-000
65-91-02-02-000
65-91-02-02-000
65-91-02-02-000
65-91-03-02-000
65-91-03-02-000
65-91-03-02-000
65-91-03-02-000
65-91-04-02-000
65-91-04-02-000
65-91-04-02-000
65-91-04-02-000
65-91-04-02-000
65-91-04-02-000
65-91-04-02-000
65-91-05-02-000
65-91-05-02-000
65-91-05-02-000
65-91-05-02-000
65-91-05-02-000
65-91-05-02-000
65-91-05-02-000
65-91-06-02-000
65-91-06-02-000
65-91-06-02-000
65-91-06-02-000
65-91-06-02-000
65-91-06-02-000
65-91-06-02-000
65-91-06-02-000
65-91-06-02-000
65-91-06-02-000
65-91-06-02-000
65-91-06-02-000
65-91-06-02-000
65-91-07-02-000
65-91-07-02-000
65-91-07-02-000
65-91-07-02-000
65-91-07-02-000
65-91-07-02-000
65-91-07-02-000
65-91-07-02-000
65-91-08-02-000
65-91-08-02-000
65-91-08-02-000
65-91-08-02-000
65-91-08-02-000
65-91-05-02-000
65-91-08-02-000
65-91-08-02-000
65-91-08-02-000
65-91-08-02-000
65-91-09-02-000
65-91-09-02-000
65-91-09-02-000
65-91-09-02-000
65-91-09-02-000
65-91-09-02-000
65-91-09-02-000
65-91-09-02-000
65-91-10-02-000
65-91-10-02-000
65-91-10-02-000
65-91-10-02-000
LOCATION
CARES - Miami - PSA 11B
CARES - Headquarters
CARES - Lake Worth - PSA 9A
CARES - Pensacola - PSA 1
CARES - Pensacola - PSA 1
CARES - Pensacola - PSA 1
CARES - Pensacola - PSA 1
CARES - Panama City - PSA 2A
CARES - Panama City - PSA 2A
CARES - Panama City - PSA 2A
CARES - Gainesville - PSA 3A
CARES - Gainesville - PSA 3A
CARES - Gainesville - PSA 3A
CARES - Gainesville - PSA 3A
CARES - Jacksonville - PSA 4A
CARES - Jacksonville - PSA 4A
CARES - Jacksonville - PSA 4A
CARES - Jacksonville - PSA 4A
CARES - Jacksonville - PSA 4A
CARES - Jacksonville - PSA 4A
CARES - Jacksonville - PSA 4A
CARES - Largo - PSA 5A
CARES - Largo - PSA 5A
CARES - Largo - PSA 5A
CARES - Largo - PSA 5A
CARES - Largo - PSA 5A
CARES - Largo - PSA 5A
CARES - Largo - PSA 5A
CARES - Tampa - PSA 6A
CARES - Tampa - PSA 6A
CARES - Tampa - PSA 6A
CARES - Tampa - PSA 6A
CARES - Tampa - PSA 6A
CARES - Tampa - PSA 6A
CARES - Tampa - PSA 6A
CARES - Tampa - PSA 6A
CARES - Tampa - PSA 6A
CARES - Tampa - PSA 6A
CARES - Tampa - PSA 6A
CARES - Tampa - PSA 6A
CARES - Tampa - PSA 6A
CARES - Orlando - PSA 7A
CARES - Orlando - PSA 7A
CARES - Orlando - PSA 7A
CARES - Orlando - PSA 7A
CARES - Orlando - PSA 7A
CARES - Orlando - PSA 7A
CARES - Orlando - PSA 7A
CARES - Orlando - PSA 7A
CARES - Fort Myers - PSA 8
CARES - Fort Myers - PSA 8
CARES - Fort Myers - PSA 8
CARES - Fort Myers - PSA 8
CARES - Fort Myers - PSA 8
CARES - Largo - PSA 5A
CARES - Fort Myers - PSA 8
CARES - Fort Myers - PSA 8
CARES - Fort Myers - PSA 8
CARES - Fort Myers - PSA 8
CARES - Lake Worth - PSA 9A
CARES - Lake Worth - PSA 9A
CARES - Lake Worth - PSA 9A
CARES - Lake Worth - PSA 9A
CARES - Lake Worth - PSA 9A
CARES - Lake Worth - PSA 9A
CARES - Lake Worth - PSA 9A
CARES - Lake Worth - PSA 9A
CARES - Sunrise - PSA 10
CARES - Sunrise - PSA 10
CARES - Sunrise - PSA 10
CARES - Sunrise - PSA 10
FTE
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
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POS #
283
264
318
153
388
390
453
158
386
454
172
456
498
515
186
188
189
215
368
423
424
204
206
208
371
405
460
512
219
220
222
225
360
367
369
429
430
457
500
502
514
236
309
311
432
434
504
516
517
248
249
251
254
363
406
436
437
464
506
258
259
312
314
317
391
392
439
270
348
349
409
TYPE
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
TITLE
Administrative Assistant I
Administrative Assistant II
Administrative Secretary
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
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Cares Assessor
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Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
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Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
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Cares Assessor
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Cares Assessor
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Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
Cares Assessor
OCCUPANT
Perez, A
Davis-Williams, D
Powell, D
Charles, I
Vacant (Horne, T)
Masvidal, L.
Ross, J
Pollock, T.
Stem, D.
Dunning, J
Southwell, J
Singer, P
Nelson, Terri
Whitter, C
Fee, D
Ginther, N
Cook, A.
Vacant (James, T)
Vaughn, D
Cooper, S.
Vacant (Shea, W)
Krawchuk, P
Box, B.
Reinoso Dawson, X
Kneen, S
Clanzy, N
Burgess, J
Robertson, L.
Govan, L.
Shetterly, R
Stucke, S
Helms, S
Ford-Taylor, D
Williams, K.
Alvey, J
Everton, M
Dent, L.
Lester, L
Gonzalez, R.
Wolf, T
Caparratto, A
Thomas, N
Vacant (Rosado)
Vacant (McEwen)
Vacant (Lalande, B)
McEwen, K
Vacant (Lalande)
Rodriguez, A
Cagle, R
Khaleel, B
Johnson, D
Gray, S
Von Fossen, D
Fenex, D
Vacant (Huelsman, J)
Dunwody, J
Armstrong, C
Whitacre, M.
Vacant (Tyner, A)
Solar, D
Tyree, V
Brown, H
Miga, J
Arrunategui, X.
Day, A
Sands, O
Minott, M
Matias, A.
McElroy, S
Vacant (Saint Fleur, P)
Valmyr, W
DEPARTMENT OF ELDER AFFAIRS
CARES EMPLOYEE LIST
AS OF JANUARY 31, 2015
65-91-10-02-000
65-91-10-02-000
65-91-10-02-000
65-91-10-02-000
65-91-10-02-000
65-91-10-02-000
65-91-10-02-000
65-91-11-02-000
65-91-11-02-000
65-91-11-02-000
65-91-11-02-000
65-91-11-02-000
65-91-11-02-000
65-91-11-02-000
65-91-11-02-000
65-91-11-02-000
65-91-11-02-000
65-91-11-02-000
65-91-12-02-000
65-91-12-02-000
65-91-12-02-000
65-91-12-02-000
65-91-12-02-000
65-91-12-02-000
65-91-12-02-000
65-91-12-02-000
65-91-12-02-000
65-91-12-02-000
65-91-12-02-000
65-91-12-02-000
65-91-92-02-000
65-91-92-02-000
65-91-92-02-000
65-91-93-02-000
65-91-93-02-000
65-91-93-02-000
65-91-93-02-000
65-91-93-02-000
65-91-93-02-000
65-91-93-02-000
65-91-94-02-000
65-91-94-02-000
65-91-95-02-000
65-91-95-02-000
65-91-95-02-000
65-91-95-02-000
65-91-95-02-000
65-91-95-02-000
65-91-96-02-000
65-91-96-02-000
65-91-96-02-000
65-91-96-02-000
65-91-97-02-000
65-91-97-02-000
65-91-97-02-000
65-91-97-02-000
65-91-97-02-000
65-91-97-02-000
65-91-97-02-000
65-91-97-02-000
65-91-99-02-000
65-91-99-02-000
65-91-99-02-000
65-91-06-02-000
65-91-11-02-000
65-91-12-02-000
65-91-07-02-000
65-91-00-02-000
65-91-00-02-000
65-91-00-02-000
65-91-00-02-000
65-91-01-02-000
65-91-02-02-000
65-91-03-02-000
65-91-04-02-000
CARES - Sunrise - PSA 10
CARES - Sunrise - PSA 10
CARES - Sunrise - PSA 10
CARES - Sunrise - PSA 10
CARES - Sunrise - PSA 10
CARES - Sunrise - PSA 10
CARES - Sunrise - PSA 10
CARES - Miami - PSA 11A
CARES - Miami - PSA 11A
CARES - Miami - PSA 11A
CARES - Miami - PSA 11A
CARES - Miami - PSA 11A
CARES - Miami - PSA 11A
CARES - Miami - PSA 11A
CARES - Miami - PSA 11A
CARES - Miami - PSA 11A
CARES - Miami - PSA 11A
CARES - Miami - PSA 11A
CARES - Miami - PSA 11B
CARES - Miami - PSA 11B
CARES - Miami - PSA 11B
CARES - Miami - PSA 11B
CARES - Miami - PSA 11B
CARES - Miami - PSA 11B
CARES - Miami - PSA 11B
CARES - Miami - PSA 11B
CARES - Miami - PSA 11B
CARES - Miami - PSA 11B
CARES - Miami - PSA 11B
CARES - Miami - PSA 11B
CARES - Tallahassee - PSA 2B
CARES - Tallahassee - PSA 2B
CARES - Tallahassee - PSA 2B
CARES - Ocala - PSA 3B
CARES - Ocala - PSA 3B
CARES - Ocala - PSA 3B
CARES - Ocala - PSA 3B
CARES - Ocala - PSA 3B
CARES - Ocala - PSA 3B
CARES - Ocala - PSA 3B
CARES - Daytona Beach - 4B
CARES - Daytona Beach - 4B
CARES - Pasco - PSA 5B
CARES - Pasco - PSA 5B
CARES - Pasco - PSA 5B
CARES - Pasco - PSA 5B
CARES - Pasco - PSA 5B
CARES - Pasco - PSA 5B
CARES - Lakeland - PSA 6B
CARES - Lakeland - PSA 6B
CARES - Lakeland - PSA 6B
CARES - Lakeland - PSA 6B
CARES - Titusville - PSA 7B
CARES - Titusville - PSA 7B
CARES - Titusville - PSA 7B
CARES - Titusville - PSA 7B
CARES - Titusville - PSA 7B
CARES - Titusville - PSA 7B
CARES - Titusville - PSA 7B
CARES - Titusville - PSA 7B
CARES - Ft. Pierce - PSA 9B
CARES - Ft. Pierce - PSA 9B
CARES - Ft. Pierce - PSA 9B
CARES - Tampa - PSA 6A
CARES - Miami - PSA 11A
CARES - Miami - PSA 11B
CARES - Orlando - PSA 7A
CARES - Headquarters
CARES - Headquarters
CARES - Headquarters
CARES - Headquarters
CARES - Pensacola - PSA 1
CARES - Panama City - PSA 2A
CARES - Gainesville - PSA 3A
CARES - Jacksonville - PSA 4A
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1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
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1.00
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1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
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1.00
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410
440
441
442
465
507
508
193
285
293
315
351
352
438
466
467
509
527
235
281
286
289
291
350
444
469
470
510
525
526
165
169
455
179
381
382
404
422
458
499
196
459
203
372
427
428
461
501
407
431
462
511
233
383
411
435
463
468
503
505
265
408
513
217
310
433
308
303
135
282
394
151
252
170
190
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
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CS
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CS
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CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
SES
SES
SES
SES
SES
CS
CS
CS
SES
SES
SES
SES
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Cares Assessor Supervisor - SES
Cares Assessor Supervisor - SES
Cares Assessor Supervisor - SES
Cares Assessor Supervisor - SES
Chief, CARES
Government Analyst II
Government Analyst II
Government Operations Consultant I
Program Operations Admin.-SES
Program Operations Admin.-SES
Program Operations Admin.-SES
Program Operations Admin.-SES
Vacant (Jean-Philippe, B.)
Vacant (Myers, C)
Monrose, M
Giron, S.
Kazemi, R
Fabre, L.
Vacant (Santiago, R)
Shankle, K.
Vacant (Deldago, P)
Sanz, V
Rolle, E
Vacant (Cruz-Castillo, Y.)
Vacant (Olaoye, H)
Vacant (Carbonell-Palacios, B)
Vacant (Deldago)
Riveron, R
Deldago, P
Vacant (Jean-Poix)
Sigel, R
Gonzalez, A
Vogl, N
Kincaid, M
DeOrozco, M
Anasagasti, R
Alvarado, A.
Vacant (Cisneros, L)
Moralejo, R
Hidalgo, A.
Rodriguez, L
Boesch, B
Hudson, D
Syleos-Castillo, P
Felton, A
Slayton, T
Prater, S.
Mulligan, M
Payne, R
Berndt, L
Garcia, M
Ryan, H
Le, T-N
North, L
Caprera, C
Kissick, V
Brown, J
Moore, P
Dorkowski, G
Owen, K
Ogg, A.
Richards, D
Barker, K
Ogbonna, P
Rosado, M
Vacant (Nightingale, N.)
Diez, L
Robbins, K
Baron, L
Hall, D
Estes, J.
Vacant (Boone, S)
Stockman, B
Sanchez, D
Lohse, M
Greene, R
Vacant (Aguila)
Mejia, M
Cagle, R
James, P
Weinstein, B.
Sexton, V.
Jenkins, P
Cobb. G
Rowell, E
Russell, T
Swindler, K
DEPARTMENT OF ELDER AFFAIRS
CARES EMPLOYEE LIST
AS OF JANUARY 31, 2015
65-91-05-02-000
65-91-06-02-000
65-91-07-02-000
65-91-08-02-000
65-91-09-02-000
65-91-10-02-000
65-91-11-02-000
65-91-12-02-000
65-91-92-02-000
65-91-93-02-000
65-91-94-02-000
65-91-95-02-000
65-91-96-02-000
65-91-97-02-000
65-91-99-02-000
65-91-00-02-000
65-91-00-02-000
65-91-02-02-000
65-91-09-02-000
65-91-04-02-000
65-91-00-02-000
65-91-01-02-000
65-91-01-02-000
65-91-02-02-000
65-91-02-02-000
65-91-03-02-000
65-91-03-02-000
65-91-04-02-000
65-91-04-02-000
65-91-04-02-000
65-91-04-02-000
65-91-05-02-000
65-91-05-02-000
65-91-05-02-000
65-91-06-02-000
65-91-06-02-000
65-91-07-02-000
65-91-07-02-000
65-91-07-02-000
65-91-08-02-000
65-91-08-02-000
65-91-09-02-000
65-91-09-02-000
65-91-09-02-000
65-91-10-02-000
65-91-10-02-000
65-91-10-02-000
65-91-10-02-000
65-91-11-02-000
65-91-11-02-000
65-91-11-02-000
65-91-11-02-000
65-91-11-02-000
65-91-11-02-000
65-91-11-02-000
65-91-12-02-000
65-91-12-02-000
65-91-12-02-000
65-91-92-02-000
65-91-92-02-000
65-91-93-02-000
65-91-93-02-000
65-91-93-02-000
65-91-94-02-000
65-91-94-02-000
65-91-94-02-000
65-91-95-02-000
65-91-95-02-000
65-91-96-02-000
65-91-96-02-000
65-91-97-02-000
65-91-97-02-000
65-91-99-02-000
65-91-99-02-000
65-91-01-02-000
CARES - Largo - PSA 5A
CARES - Tampa - PSA 6A
CARES - Orlando - PSA 7A
CARES - Fort Myers - PSA 8
CARES - Lake Worth - PSA 9A
CARES - Sunrise - PSA 10
CARES - Miami - PSA 11A
CARES - Miami - PSA 11B
CARES - Tallahassee - PSA 2B
CARES - Ocala - PSA 3B
CARES - Daytona Beach - 4B
CARES - Pasco - PSA 5B
CARES - Lakeland - PSA 6B
CARES - Titusville - PSA 7B
CARES - Ft. Pierce - PSA 9B
CARES - Headquarters
CARES - Headquarters
CARES - Panama City - PSA 2A
CARES - Lake Worth - PSA 9A
CARES - Jacksonville - PSA 4A
CARES - Headquarters
CARES - Pensacola - PSA 1
CARES - Pensacola - PSA 1
CARES - Panama City - PSA 2A
CARES - Panama City - PSA 2A
CARES - Gainesville - PSA 3A
CARES - Gainesville - PSA 3A
CARES - Jacksonville - PSA 4A
CARES - Jacksonville - PSA 4A
CARES - Jacksonville - PSA 4A
CARES - Jacksonville - PSA 4A
CARES - Largo - PSA 5A
CARES - Largo - PSA 5A
CARES - Largo - PSA 5A
CARES - Tampa - PSA 6A
CARES - Tampa - PSA 6A
CARES - Orlando - PSA 7A
CARES - Orlando - PSA 7A
CARES - Orlando - PSA 7A
CARES - Fort Myers - PSA 8
CARES - Fort Myers - PSA 8
CARES - Lake Worth - PSA 9A
CARES - Lake Worth - PSA 9A
CARES - Lake Worth - PSA 9A
CARES - Sunrise - PSA 10
CARES - Sunrise - PSA 10
CARES - Sunrise - PSA 10
CARES - Sunrise - PSA 10
CARES - Miami - PSA 11A
CARES - Miami - PSA 11A
CARES - Miami - PSA 11A
CARES - Miami - PSA 11A
CARES - Miami - PSA 11A
CARES - Miami - PSA 11A
CARES - Miami - PSA 11A
CARES - Miami - PSA 11B
CARES - Miami - PSA 11B
CARES - Miami - PSA 11B
CARES - Tallahassee - PSA 2B
CARES - Tallahassee - PSA 2B
CARES - Ocala - PSA 3B
CARES - Ocala - PSA 3B
CARES - Ocala - PSA 3B
CARES - Daytona Beach - 4B
CARES - Daytona Beach - 4B
CARES - Daytona Beach - 4B
CARES - Pasco - PSA 5B
CARES - Pasco - PSA 5B
CARES - Lakeland - PSA 6B
CARES - Lakeland - PSA 6B
CARES - Titusville - PSA 7B
CARES - Titusville - PSA 7B
CARES - Ft. Pierce - PSA 9B
CARES - Ft. Pierce - PSA 9B
CARES - Pensacola - PSA 1
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
0.50
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
199
214
231
245
263
268
413
276
167
176
197
446
319
241
266
294
521
157
256
447
298
155
156
160
162
175
221
191
192
445
449
211
212
253
223
224
237
238
528
228
255
261
288
450
272
273
274
275
244
287
292
307
451
452
518
290
519
520
163
353
181
182
183
161
198
425
209
210
229
230
242
243
174
448
154
SES
SES
SES
SES
SES
SES
SES
SES
SES
SES
SES
SES
SES
SES
SES
SES
SES
SES
SES
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
Program Operations Admin.-SES
Program Operations Admin.-SES
Program Operations Admin.-SES
Program Operations Admin.-SES
Program Operations Admin.-SES
Program Operations Admin.-SES
Program Operations Admin.-SES
Program Operations Admin.-SES
Program Operations Admin.-SES
Program Operations Admin.-SES
Program Operations Admin.-SES
Program Operations Admin.-SES
Program Operations Admin.-SES
Program Operations Admin.-SES
Program Operations Admin.-SES
Regional Program Administrator-SES
Regional Program Administrator-SES
Regional Program Supervisor - SES
Regional Program Supervisor - SES
Registered Nurse Consultant
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Registered Nurse Specialist
Senior Cares Assessor
Vacant (Hicks, D)
Spindanger, R
Walker, J
Ash-Tessier, H.
Partin, N
Wong, S
Mairena, M
Hoffmann, D
Creel, M
Hanley, S
Brown, C
Anderson, P
Jacobs, S
Worlow, Y
Heffelfinger, C
Neustadter, P
Price, L
Young, J
Mitchell, S
Klauer, C
Drew, R
Hall, S
Sewell, C
Rhodes, M.
Gomez, A
Shaw, J
McSons, C
Floyd-Cox, M
Guy, S
Zabinski, K
Branyon, K.
Caraballo, A
Wise, L
Morse, C
Walton, D
Crain, A.
Vacant (Arvanetes, A)
Carraquillo, Y.
Vacant (Marion)
Heimann, R
Brown, S
Elsey-Sowards, L
Pietris, S
Purje, L
Vacant (Theard, N)
Harris, A
Hyatt, S
Vacant (Backer, S)
Balboa, E.
Vacant (Quesada-Gill )
Glasgow, H
Vacant (Miranda, M)
Rodney, L
Gonzalez, E
Wong, L.
Vacant (Rodriguez)
Rodriguez, C
Aguila, M.
Register, D
Audu, D
Budd, J
Parramore, S
Vacant (Lang)
Puckett, L
Filippi, H
Glickson, N
Wilson, C
Goss, J
Heyl,A
Morse, J
DeKany, P
Olds, A
Houghtaling, M
Benza, M
Taunton, J
DEPARTMENT OF ELDER AFFAIRS
CARES EMPLOYEE LIST
AS OF JANUARY 31, 2015
65-91-02-02-000
65-91-03-02-000
65-91-04-02-000
65-91-05-02-000
65-91-06-02-000
65-91-07-02-000
65-91-08-02-000
65-91-09-02-000
65-91-09-02-000
65-91-10-02-000
65-91-10-02-000
65-91-11-02-000
65-91-12-02-000
65-91-92-02-000
65-91-93-02-000
65-91-94-02-000
65-91-95-02-000
65-91-96-02-000
65-91-97-02-000
65-91-99-02-000
65-91-05-02-000
65-91-07-02-000
65-91-12-02-000
65-91-95-02-000
65-91-01-02-000
65-91-01-02-000
65-91-02-02-000
65-91-02-02-000
65-91-03-02-000
65-91-04-02-000
65-91-04-02-000
65-91-05-02-000
65-91-06-02-000
65-91-06-02-000
65-91-07-02-000
65-91-08-02-000
65-91-08-02-000
65-91-09-02-000
65-91-10-02-000
65-91-10-02-000
65-91-11-02-000
65-91-11-02-000
65-91-12-02-000
65-91-92-02-000
65-91-93-02-000
65-91-93-02-000
65-91-94-02-000
65-91-95-02-000
65-91-96-02-000
65-91-97-02-000
65-91-99-02-000
65-91-00-02-000
CARES - Panama City - PSA 2A
CARES - Gainesville - PSA 3A
CARES - Jacksonville - PSA 4A
CARES - Largo - PSA 5A
CARES - Tampa - PSA 6A
CARES - Orlando - PSA 7A
CARES - Fort Myers - PSA 8
CARES - Lake Worth - PSA 9A
CARES - Lake Worth - PSA 9A
CARES - Sunrise - PSA 10
CARES - Sunrise - PSA 10
CARES - Miami - PSA 11A
CARES - Miami - PSA 11B
CARES - Tallahassee - PSA 2B
CARES - Ocala - PSA 3B
CARES - Daytona Beach - 4B
CARES - Pasco - PSA 5B
CARES - Lakeland - PSA 6B
CARES - Titusville - PSA 7B
CARES - Ft. Pierce - PSA 9B
CARES - Largo - PSA 5A
CARES - Orlando - PSA 7A
CARES - Miami - PSA 11B
CARES - Pasco - PSA 5B
CARES - Pensacola - PSA 1
CARES - Pensacola - PSA 1
CARES - Panama City - PSA 2A
CARES - Panama City - PSA 2A
CARES - Gainesville - PSA 3A
CARES - Jacksonville - PSA 4A
CARES - Jacksonville - PSA 4A
CARES - Largo - PSA 5A
CARES - Tampa - PSA 6A
CARES - Tampa - PSA 6A
CARES - Orlando - PSA 7A
CARES - Fort Myers - PSA 8
CARES - Fort Myers - PSA 8
CARES - Lake Worth - PSA 9A
CARES - Sunrise - PSA 10
CARES - Sunrise - PSA 10
CARES - Miami - PSA 11A
CARES - Miami - PSA 11A
CARES - Miami - PSA 11B
CARES - Tallahassee - PSA 2B
CARES - Ocala - PSA 3B
CARES - Ocala - PSA 3B
CARES - Daytona Beach - 4B
CARES - Pasco - PSA 5B
CARES - Lakeland - PSA 6B
CARES - Titusville - PSA 7B
CARES - Ft. Pierce - PSA 9B
CARES - Headquarters
TOTAL FTE
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
272.50
159
173
187
207
218
234
362
260
316
269
271
320
284
166
180
195
205
227
384
250
201
246
366
200
152
389
296
387
171
185
370
202
216
361
232
247
364
257
177
365
278
279
277
164
178
295
194
373
226
393
380
184
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
CS
Senior Cares Assessor
Senior Cares Assessor
Senior Cares Assessor
Senior Cares Assessor
Senior Cares Assessor
Senior Cares Assessor
Senior Cares Assessor
Senior Cares Assessor
Senior Cares Assessor
Senior Cares Assessor
Senior Cares Assessor
Senior Cares Assessor
Senior Cares Assessor
Senior Cares Assessor
Senior Cares Assessor
Senior Cares Assessor
Senior Cares Assessor
Senior Cares Assessor
Senior Cares Assessor
Senior Cares Assessor
Senior Clerk
Senior Clerk
Senior Clerk
Senior Clerk
Staff Assistant
Staff Assistant
Staff Assistant
Staff Assistant
Staff Assistant
Staff Assistant
Staff Assistant
Staff Assistant
Staff Assistant
Staff Assistant
Staff Assistant
Staff Assistant
Staff Assistant
Staff Assistant
Staff Assistant
Staff Assistant
Staff Assistant
Staff Assistant
Staff Assistant
Staff Assistant
Staff Assistant
Staff Assistant
Staff Assistant
Staff Assistant
Staff Assistant
Staff Assistant
Staff Assistant
Systems Project Analyst
Mazzorato, L
Parenteau, S
James, T.
Davis, S
Kern, M
Lalande, B.
Ragone, M
Lynch, D
Garcia, K
Carvalho, A
Moreno, H.
Harrison, R
Estrada, A
Lee, R
Bendula, J
Pickrell, L
Flynn, J
Miars, J
Valyo, A
Beiter, G
Pskowski, L
Via, F.
Adderly, J
Vacant (Mayhall, B)
Green, A
Barge, J
Shores, S
Shank, B
Gonzalez, R
Gillette, M
Johnson, B
Clark, I
Ricardo, S
Lugo, N
Silva, V
Reid, A
Gardine-Jefferson, D
Seay, L
Schultz, M
Dixon, A.
Teart, V
Keenan, C
Harrington, S
Johnson, S
Brown, J
Meadows, S.
Nichols, G
Michaels, N
Salmons, G
Russell, C
Crespo-Martinez, D
Wu, Y
Medical Personnel
55.00
OTHER PERSONAL SERVICES
ORGANIZATION CODE
65-91-04-02-000
65-91-03-02-000
65-91-01-02-000
65-91-11-02-000
65-91-97-02-000
65-91-97-02-000
65-91-99-02-000
65-91-00-02-000
65-91-03-02-000
65-91-04-02-000
65-91-07-02-000
65-91-09-02-000
65-91-10-02-000
65-91-01-02-000
LOCATION
CARES - Jacksonville - PSA 4A
CARES - Gainesville - PSA 3A
CARES - Pensacola - PSA 1
CARES - Miami - PSA 11A
CARES - Titusville - PSA 7B
CARES - Titusville - PSA 7B
CARES - Ft. Pierce - PSA 9B
CARES - Headquarters
CARES - Gainesville - PSA 3A
CARES - Jacksonville - PSA 4A
CARES - Orlando - PSA 7A
CARES - Lake Worth - PSA 9A
CARES - Sunrise - PSA 10
CARES - Pensacola - PSA 1
SECTION
CARES
CARES
CARES
CARES
CARES
CARES
CARES
CARES
CARES
CARES
CARES
CARES
CARES
CARES
POS # TYPE
TITLE
650279 OPS CARES ASSESSOR
650301 OPS OPS - SENIOR CLERK
650275 OPS OPS CARES ASSESSOR
650286 OPS OPS CARES ASSESSOR
650172 OPS OPS CARES ASSESSOR
650205 OPS OPS CARES ASSESSOR
650281 OPS OPS CARES ASSESSOR
650276 OPS OPS GOVERNMENT ANALYST I
650179 OPS OPS PHYSICIAN
650080 OPS OPS PHYSICIAN
650086 OPS OPS PHYSICIAN
650093 OPS OPS PHYSICIAN
650097 OPS OPS PHYSICIAN
650075 OPS OPS PHYSICIAN CONSULTANT
OCCUPANT
Taylor, Keith
Nelson, Terri
Zeigler, Karla
Wallace, Crystal
Hall, Doris
Rincones, Jennifer
Moreno, Jesenia
Dorman, Linda
Ganesh, Lalitha
Ginter, Myrna
Lewis, Gideon
Blanco, Arturo
Parzynski, Pamela
Robins, Ross
DEPARTMENT OF ELDER AFFAIRS
CARES EMPLOYEE LIST
AS OF JANUARY 31, 2015
65-91-04-02-000
65-91-05-02-000
65-91-06-02-000
65-91-07-02-000
65-91-08-02-000
65-91-11-02-000
65-91-12-02-000
65-91-12-02-000
65-91-93-02-000
65-91-94-02-000
65-91-96-02-000
65-91-97-02-000
65-91-99-02-000
65-91-04-02-000
65-91-04-02-000
65-91-04-02-000
65-91-07-02-000
65-91-02-02-000
65-91-03-02-000
65-91-07-02-000
65-91-10-02-000
65-91-92-02-000
65-91-07-02-000
65-91-09-02-000
65-91-11-02-000
65-91-11-02-000
65-91-92-02-000
65-91-94-02-000
65-91-97-02-000
65-91-95-02-000
65-91-06-02-000
65-91-12-02-000
65-91-96-02-000
CARES - Jacksonville - PSA 4A
CARES - Largo - PSA 5A
CARES - Tampa - PSA 6A
CARES - Orlando - PSA 7A
CARES - Fort Myers - PSA 8
CARES - Miami - PSA 11A
CARES - Miami - PSA 11B
CARES - Miami - PSA 11B
CARES - Ocala - PSA 3B
CARES - Daytona Beach - 4B
CARES - Lakeland - PSA 6B
CARES - Titusville - PSA 7B
CARES - Ft. Pierce - PSA 9B
CARES - Jacksonville - PSA 4A
CARES - Jacksonville - PSA 4A
CARES - Jacksonville - PSA 4A
CARES - Orlando - PSA 7A
CARES - Panama City - PSA 2A
CARES - Gainesville - PSA 3A
CARES - Orlando - PSA 7A
CARES - Sunrise - PSA 10
CARES - Tallahassee - PSA 2B
CARES - Orlando - PSA 7A
CARES - Lake Worth - PSA 9A
CARES - Miami - PSA 11A
CARES - Miami - PSA 11A
CARES - Tallahassee - PSA 2B
CARES - Daytona Beach - 4B
CARES - Titusville - PSA 7B
CARES - Pasco - PSA 5B
CARES - Tampa - PSA 6A
CARES - Miami - PSA 11B
CARES - Lakeland - PSA 6B
CARES
CARES
CARES
CARES
CARES
CARES
CARES
CARES
CARES
CARES
CARES
CARES
CARES
CARES
CARES
CARES
CARES
CARES
CARES
CARES
CARES
CARES
CARES
CARES
CARES
CARES
CARES
CARES
CARES
CARES
CARES
CARES
CARES
650081
650083
650085
650082
650089
650099
650100
650101
650105
650107
650108
650109
650078
650079
650092
650106
650200
650076
650185
650102
650096
650104
650157
650138
650198
650207
650103
650065
650171
650317
650304
650319
650318
OPS
OPS
OPS
OPS
OPS
OPS
OPS
OPS
OPS
OPS
OPS
OPS
OPS
OPS
OPS
OPS
OPS
OPS
OPS
OPS
OPS
OPS
OPS
OPS
OPS
OPS
OPS
OPS
OPS
OPS
OPS
OPS
OPS
OPS PHYSICIAN CONSULTANT
OPS PHYSICIAN CONSULTANT
OPS PHYSICIAN CONSULTANT
OPS PHYSICIAN CONSULTANT
OPS PHYSICIAN CONSULTANT
OPS PHYSICIAN CONSULTANT
OPS PHYSICIAN CONSULTANT
OPS PHYSICIAN CONSULTANT
OPS PHYSICIAN CONSULTANT
OPS PHYSICIAN CONSULTANT
OPS PHYSICIAN CONSULTANT
OPS PHYSICIAN CONSULTANT
OPS PHYSICIAN CONSULTANT
OPS REGISTERED NURSE SPECIALIS
OPS REGISTERED NURSE SPECIALIS
OPS REGISTERED NURSE SPECIALIST
OPS SENIOR CLERK
OPS SENIOR PHYSICIAN
OPS SENIOR PHYSICIAN
OPS SENIOR PHYSICIAN
OPS SENIOR PHYSICIAN
OPS SENIOR PHYSICIAN
OPS STAFF ASSISTANT
OPS STAFF ASSISTANT
OPS STAFF ASSISTANT
OPS STAFF ASSISTANT
OPS STAFF ASSISTANT
OPS STAFF ASSISTANT
OPS STAFF ASSISTANT
PHYSICIAN CONSULTANT - OPS
STAFF ASSISTANT - OPS
STAFF ASSISTANT - OPS
STAFF ASSISTANT - OPS
Boone, Ralph
Lie, Thiam
Haight, Robert
Dudley, Gail
Machiz, Stephen
Ruiz, Oscar
Dunn, Charles
Candela, Andres
Karve, Nandkumar
Gilmer, William
Kutner, Morris
Miley, Janet
Boykin, Ian
Cofano, Michelle
Jones, Tiffany
Kilgore, Barbara
Demps, Kasheena
Maggiore, Jay
Vaughen, Justine
Castello, Allen
Ruiz, Oscar
Williams, Edwardo
Alfonso, Zullman
Rogers, Avis
Gonzalez, Ana
Singh, Kamla
Davis, Alicia
Irwin, Susan
Schenelein, Kali
Yacht, Marc
Gomez, Gladys
Serna, Marianela
Ogbonna, Patricia
TOTAL OPS
47.00
Medical Personnel
28.00
TOTAL CARES EMPLOYEES
319.50
TOTAL MEDICAL PERSONNEL
83.00
Appendix 8: PASRR Summary Costs
COST ALLOCATION PLAN – 2014-2015
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Florida Department of Elder Affairs
Cost Allocation Plan Proposal
For the Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2014
Summary of CARES Activities
PASRR
Non-PASRR
Total Expenditures
5,520,351
10,750,603
16,270,953
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Grant Summary Report
Categories of Expenditures
Salaries & Benefits
Other Personnel Services
Expense
Operating Capital Outlay
Contracted Services
Risk Management Insurance
Lease of Purchased Equipment
Transfer to DMS for HR Contract
Tenant Broker Commssions
Southwood Shared Resource Center
Refunds
Total
Operation &
Maintenance TF
General Revenue
(Medicaid)
(State)
Total Expenditures
7,214,999
5,442,894
12,657,893
379,176
263,495
642,671
1,102,681
1,102,681
2,205,362
6,046
6,046
12,092
64,648
64,648
129,297
104,061
104,061
208,121
36,210
36,210
72,419
48,196
48,196
96,391
4,559
4,559
9,119
119,977
119,977
239,955
(1,183)
(1,183)
(2,366)
9,079,370
7,191,584
16,270,953
PASRR Activities
Salaries & Benefits
Other Personnel Services
Expense
Operating Capital Outlay
Contracted Services
Risk Management Insurance
Lease of Purchased Equipment
Transfer to DMS for HR Contract
Tenant Broker Commssions
Southwood Shared Resource Center
Refund of NonState Revenues
PASRR Related Costs
Medicaid
2,164,500
140,295
551,341
3,023
32,324
52,030
18,105
24,098
2,280
59,989
(592)
3,047,392
State
1,632,868
97,493
551,341
3,023
32,324
52,030
18,105
24,098
2,280
59,989
(592)
2,472,959
Total
3,797,368
237,788
1,102,681
6,046
64,648
104,061
36,210
48,196
4,559
119,977
(1,183)
5,520,351
Non-PASRR (General Medicaid) Activities
Salaries & Benefits
Other Personnel Services
Expense
Operating Capital Outlay
Contracted Services
Risk Management Insurance
Lease of Purchased Equipment
Transfer to DMS for HR Contract
Tenant Broker Commssions
Southwood Shared Resource Center
Refund of NonState Revenues
Non-PASRR Related Costs
Medicaid
5,050,499
238,881
551,341
3,023
32,324
52,030
18,105
24,098
2,280
59,989
(592)
6,031,977
State
3,810,026
166,002
551,341
3,023
32,324
52,030
18,105
24,098
2,280
59,989
(592)
4,718,625
Total
8,860,525
404,883
1,102,681
6,046
64,648
104,061
36,210
48,196
4,559
119,977
(1,183)
10,750,603
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