FY2017 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Fiscal ......Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Fiscal Year 2017 Grants Summary Profile Report for Texas This profile includes

FY2017

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Fiscal Year 2017 Grants Summary Profile Report for

Texas

This profile includes selected CDC grants and cooperative agreements provided to health departments, universities, and other public and private agencies in Texas. Refer to the “About the Data” section below for important qualifying statements about the data.

2017 Population Estimate: 28,304,596

Timeframe: 10/01/16 - 09/30/17

CATEGORY OBLIGATED AMOUNT PERCENTAGE

Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) $392,173 0.2%

Birth Defects, Developmental Disabilities, Disability and Health $1,415,727 0.7%

CDC-Wide Activities and Program Support $6,328,333 3.2%

Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion $14,251,375 7.2%

Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases $5,149,611 2.6%

Environmental Health $1,282,028 0.6%

HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STI and TB Prevention $52,630,661 26.5%

Immunization and Respiratory Diseases $25,180,781 12.7%

Injury Prevention and Control $2,897,640 1.5%

Occupational Safety and Health $3,635,570 1.8%

Public Health Preparedness and Response $38,128,191 19.2%

Public Health Scientific Services (PHSS) $393,234 0.2%

Vaccines for Children $6,778,283 3.4%

Zika Response and Preparedness $40,409,333 20.3%

Grand Total $198,872,940 100.0%

CATEGORY & SUB-CATEGORY OBLIGATED AMOUNT

Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) $392,173

Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry $392,173

Birth Defects, Developmental Disabilities, Disability and Health $1,415,727

Child Health and Development $976,014

Health and Development with Disabilities $439,713

CDC-Wide Activities and Program Support $6,328,333

Preventive Health and Health Services Block Grant - PPHF $6,322,675

Public Health Leadership and Support $5,658

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FY2017

CATEGORY & SUB-CATEGORY

Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion

Cancer Prevention and Control

Diabetes

Diabetes - PPHF

Heart Disease and Stroke

Heart Disease and Stroke - PPHF

Nutrition, Physical Activity and Obesity

Safe Motherhood/Infant Health

School Health

Tobacco

Tobacco - PPHF

Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases

Advance Molecular Detection (AMD)

Antibiotic Resistance Initiative

Emerging Infectious Diseases

Epi and Lab Capacity Program - PPHF

Food Safety

Prion Disease

Quarantine

Vector-borne Diseases

Environmental Health

Asthma

Environmental Health - PPHF

Environmental Health - Water and Waste Act

Environmental Health Activities

Environmental Health Laboratory

HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STI and TB Prevention

Domestic HIV/AIDS Prevention and Research

Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs)

Tuberculosis (TB)

Viral Hepatitis

Immunization and Respiratory Diseases

Immunization Program

Immunization Program - PPHF

Influenza/Influenza Planning and Response

Injury Prevention and Control

Injury Prevention Activities

Intentional Injury

OBLIGATED AMOUNT

$14,251,375

$8,279,983

$1,979,866

$262,135

$766,601

$620,249

$860,523

$157,500

$27,180

$80,961

$1,216,377

$5,149,611

$66,495

$3,232,566

$47,746

$977,305

$372,873

$100,505

$69,671

$282,450

$1,282,028

$17,181

$290,998

$631,435

$192,500

$149,914

$52,630,661

$38,103,788

$5,426,645

$9,042,871

$57,357

$25,180,781

$2,087,189

$20,784,461

$2,309,131

$2,897,640

$58,750

$2,838,890

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FY2017

CATEGORY & SUB-CATEGORY OBLIGATED AMOUNT

Occupational Safety and Health $3,635,570

Education and Research Centers $1,298,515

National Occupational Research Agenda (NORA) $2,002,924

Other Occupational Safety and Health Research $334,131

Public Health Preparedness and Response $38,128,191

CDC Preparedness and Response Capability $241,340

Public Health Emergency Preparedness Cooperative Agreement $37,886,851

Public Health Scientific Services (PHSS) $393,234

Surveillance, Epidemiology, and PH Informatics $393,234

Vaccines for Children $6,778,283

Vaccines for Children $6,778,283

Zika Response and Preparedness $40,409,333

Zika Response and Preparedness (Annual) $887,217

Zika Response and Preparedness (Two Year) $39,522,116

Grand Total $198,872,940

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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Fiscal Year 2017 Grants Detail Profile Report for

Texas

FY2017

Total: $198,872,940

Line Category Sub-Category Grantee Project Title Grantee Name Grantee City Grantee County Amount

1 Agency for Toxic

Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR)

Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease

Registry

ATSDR'S PARTNERSHIP TO PROMOTE LOCAL EFFORTS TO REDUCE ENVIRONMENTAL

EXPOSURE (APPLETREE)

TX DEPT OF STATE HEALTH SERVICES Austin Travis $392,173

2

Birth Defects, Developmental

Disabilities, Disability and Health

Child Health and Development

FASD SOUTH PRACTICE AND IMPLEMENTATION CENTER: A FOCUS ON PRIMARY CARE AND

SOCIAL WORK

BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE Houston Harris $488,786

3




BIRTH DEFECTS SURVEILLANCE IN TEXAS: METHODOLOGICAL ENHANCEMENT AND

IMPACTFUL DATA UTILIZATION


4




NATIONAL SOCIAL WORK COLLABORATION FOR FASD

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN Austin Travis $249,635

5




SPINA BIFIDA AND MATERNAL WEIGHT: MOVING FROM ASSOCIATION TO PREVENTION

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS, GRADUATE

SCHOOL BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE

Houston Harris $37,593

6



Health and Development with Disabilities

COMP B-TEXAS CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL AND BAYLOR COLL OF MED SPINA BIFIDA REGISTRY


7




COMP C-UROLOGIC MANAGEMENT FOR YOUNG CHILDREN WITH SB AT TCH/BCM


8




IMPROVING THE DOCUMENTATION OF TIMELY FOLLOW-UP DIAGNOSTIC TESTING AND EARLY

INTERVENTION SERVICES.



Texas

FY2017

Total: $198,872,940


9




SPINA BIFIDA AND MATERNAL WEIGHT: MOVING FROM ASSOCIATION TO PREVENTION




10 CDC-Wide Activities and Program Support

Preventive Health and Health Services Block

Grant - PPHF

PPHF 2017: PREVENTIVE HEALTH AND HEALTH SERVICES BLOCK GRANT'S FINANCED SOLELY BY

2017 PREVENTION AN

TX DEPT OF STATE HEALTH SERVICES Austin Travis $6,322,675

11 CDC-Wide Activities and Program Support

Public Health Leadership and Support

2014 STATE OF TEXAS APPLICATION FOR EPIDEMIOLOGY AND LABORATORY CAPACITY FOR

INFECTIOUS DISEASES COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT FUNDING


12 Chronic Disease

Prevention and Health Promotion


TEXAS CANCER PREVENTION AND CONTROL APPLICATION


13 Chronic Disease



TX - TO PREVENT & CONTROL AND PROMOTE SCHOOL HEALTH


14 Chronic Disease


Diabetes TEXAS BEHAVIORAL RISK FACTOR SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM


15 Chronic Disease


Diabetes TEXAS TOBACCO PREVENTION & CONTROL

COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT FY 2016, CORE AND COMPETITIVE COMPONENTS


16 Chronic Disease


Diabetes TX - TO PREVENT & CONTROL AND PROMOTE SCHOOL HEALTH


17 Chronic Disease


Diabetes - PPHF TX - TO PREVENT & CONTROL AND PROMOTE SCHOOL HEALTH


18 Chronic Disease


Heart Disease and Stroke THE MILLION HEARTS COLLABORATION TO PREVENT HEART DISEASE AND STROKE

AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION Dallas Dallas $500,000


Texas

FY2017

Total: $198,872,940


19 Chronic Disease


Heart Disease and Stroke PROMOTING ADOLESCENT HEALTH THROUGH

SCHOOL-BASED HIV/STD PREVENTION AND SCHOOL-BASED SURVEILLANCE

HOUSTON INDEPENDENT

SCHOOL DISTRICT Houston Harris $39,058

20 Chronic Disease


Heart Disease and Stroke TX - TO PREVENT & CONTROL AND PROMOTE SCHOOL HEALTH


21 Chronic Disease


Heart Disease and Stroke -PPHF

TX - TO PREVENT & CONTROL AND PROMOTE SCHOOL HEALTH


22 Chronic Disease


Nutrition, Physical Activity and Obesity WORKING ON WELLNESS (WOW) TX ST AGRICULTURAL

EXTENSION SERVICE College Station Brazos $860,523

23 Chronic Disease


Safe Motherhood/Infant Health

CAT A CORE: TEXAS PREGNANCY RISK ASSESSMENT MONITORING SYSTEM (TX PRAMS)


24 Chronic Disease


School Health TX - TO PREVENT & CONTROL AND PROMOTE SCHOOL HEALTH


25 Chronic Disease


Tobacco PROMOTING ADOLESCENT HEALTH THROUGH

SCHOOL-BASED HIV/STD PREVENTION AND SCHOOL-BASED SURVEILLANCE

HOUSTON INDEPENDENT


26 Chronic Disease


Tobacco TEXAS SCHOOL-BASED SURVEILLANCE OF ADOLESCENT HEALTH PRACTICES AND POLICIES


27 Chronic Disease


Tobacco - PPHF PUBLIC HEALTH APPROACHES FOR ENSURING QUITLINE CAPACITY


28 Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases


EPIDEMIOLOGY AND LABORATORY CAPACITY FOR INFECTIOUS DISEASES (ELC) - BUILDING AND

STRENGTHENING EPIDEMIOLOGY, LABORATORY AND HEALTH INFORMATION SYSTEMS CAPACITY

IN THE HDHHS

HOUSTON CITY HEALTH & HUMAN

SERVICES DEPARTMENT



Texas

FY2017

Total: $198,872,940











IN THE HDHHS


SERVICES DEPARTMENT




IMPROVING THE CAPACITY OF PANEL PHYSICIANS PERFORMING OVERSEAS MEDICAL

EXAMINIATIONS OF U.S. BOUND IMMIGRANTS AND REFUGEES

INTERNATIONAL PANEL PHYSICIANS

ASSOCIATION INC El Paso El Paso $40,917







Emerging Infectious Diseases








IN THE HDHHS


SERVICES DEPARTMENT







36 Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases Food Safety



IN THE HDHHS


SERVICES DEPARTMENT



Texas

FY2017

Total: $198,872,940


37 Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases Food Safety




38 Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases Prion Disease




39 Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases Quarantine




40 Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases Quarantine HEARTLAND NATIONAL TB CENTER REGIONAL

AND TRAINING MEDICAL CONSULTATION CENTER

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH CENTER AT

TYLER Tyler Smith $5,000

41 Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases Vector-borne Diseases



IN THE HDHHS


SERVICES DEPARTMENT


42 Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases Vector-borne Diseases




43 Environmental Health Asthma TEXAS BEHAVIORAL RISK FACTOR SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM


44 Environmental Health Environmental Health -PPHF

FY14 HOUSTON CHILDHOOD LEAD POISONING PREVENTION


SERVICES DEPARTMENT



Texas

FY2017

Total: $198,872,940


45 Environmental Health Environmental Health -Water and Waste Act

THE PROPOSED PROGRAM WILL PROVIDE BLOOD LEAD LEVEL SCREENINGS TO CHILDREN AGED 6

YEARS AND YOUNGER. PROGRAM WILL ALSO PROVIDE EDUCATION AND REFERRALS TO

PARENTS.

HARRIS COUNTY TEXAS, CHILDREN PROTECTIVE SVCS


46 Environmental Health Environmental Health -Water and Waste Act

LEAD POISONING PREVENTION - CHILDHOOD LEAD POISONING PREVENTION - FINANCED

PARTIALLY BY PREVENTION AND PUBLIC HEALTH FUNDS CDC-RFA-EH17-1701PPHF17


47 Environmental Health Environmental Health Activities

THE CREATION OF AN EDUCATIONAL TOOLKIT DESIGNED TO REDUCE FOODBORNE ILLNESS

RISK

HARRIS COUNTY TEXAS, CHILDREN PROTECTIVE SVCS


48 Environmental Health Environmental Health Laboratory

SEVERE COMBINED IMMUNODEFICIENCY (SCID) NEXT GENERATION SEQUENCING EXPANSION

PROJECT


49 HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STI and TB Prevention


COMPREHENSIVE HIGH-IMPACT HIV PREVENTION PROJECTS FOR COMMUNITY-BASED

ORGANIZATIONSPROJECT BROTHERS AND TRANSSISTAS EXCELLING TOGETHER (B/TEST)

ABOUNDING PROSPERITY, INC. Dallas Dallas $347,599


Domestic HIV/AIDS Prevention and Research HIV PREVENTION FOR YMSM OF COLOR IN DALLAS ABOUNDING

PROSPERITY, INC. Dallas Dallas $354,597




ORGANIZATIONSPROJECT TITLE: FREE WORLD BOUND HIGH IMPACT PREVENTION

AIDS ARMS, INC Dallas Dallas $347,599




ORGANIZATIONS

AIDS FOUNDATION HOUSTON Houston Harris $347,599




ORGANIZATIONS BEAT-AIDS, INC. San Antonio Bexar $697,681



TESTING WITH WRAP-AROUND EDUCATION, EMPOWERMENT AND TREATMENT (ITWEET)

PROGRAM BEAT-AIDS, INC. San Antonio Bexar $354,597


Texas

FY2017

Total: $198,872,940





ORGANIZATIONS CHANGE PARTNERSHIP (CHANGING HIV/AIDS ACT NOW GET EMPOWERED)

CHANGE HAPPENS! Houston Harris $697,681



PROMOTING ADOLESCENT HEALTH THROUGH SCHOOL-BASED HIV/STD PREVENTION AND

SCHOOL-BASED SURVEILLANCE

FT WORTH INDEPENDENT

SCHOOL DISTRICT Fort Worth Tarrant $290,555



MEDICAL MONITORING PROJECT - MONITORS SOCIODEMOGRAPHIC VARIABLES, BEHAVIORAL AND CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS, SUPPORTIVE

SERVICE NEEDS, USE OF HEALTHCARE AND PREVENTION SERVICES IN HIV-INFECTED

PERSONS.


SERVICES DEPARTMENT




NATIONAL HIV BEHAVIORAL SURVEILLANCE (NHBS): CONDUCT BEHAVIORAL SURVEILLANCE

AMONG PERSONS AT HIGH RISK FOR HIV INFECTION IN ROTATING ANNUAL CYCLES IN

THREE DIFFERENT POPULATIONS: MSM, IDUS AND HET.


SERVICES DEPARTMENT



Domestic HIV/AIDS Prevention and Research NATIONAL HIV SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM (NHSS)


SERVICES DEPARTMENT

Houston Harris $1,393,294



PS12-1201 COMPREHENSIVE HIV PREVENTION PROJECT FOR HEALTH DEPTS


SERVICES DEPARTMENT




REDUCING HIV INFECTIONS AND IMPROVING ENGAGEMENT IN HIV MEDICAL CARE AMONG MEN

WHO HAVE SEX WITH MEN AND TRANSGENDER PERSONS - ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT


SERVICES DEPARTMENT




TUBERCULOSIS ELIMINATION AND LABORATORY COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT


SERVICES DEPARTMENT



Texas

FY2017

Total: $198,872,940






HOUSTON INDEPENDENT




LEGACY COMMUNITY HEALTH COMPREHENSIVE HIGH-IMPACT HIV PREVENTION PROJECT FOR

YOUNG MEN OF COLOR WHO HAVE SEX WITH MEN AND YOUNG TRANSGENDER PERSONS OF COLOR

LEGACY COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES,

INC. Houston Harris $354,597



ENHANCING HIV PREVENTION COMMUNICATION AND MOBILIZATION EFFORTS THROUGH

STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS LULAC INSTITUTE INC El Paso El Paso $150,000




ORGANIZATIONS

ST. HOPE FOUNDATION INC Houston Harris $347,599



NATIONAL HIV BEHAVIORAL SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM - TEXAS



Domestic HIV/AIDS Prevention and Research NATIONAL HIV SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM (NHSS) TX DEPT OF STATE

HEALTH SERVICES Austin Travis $2,657,243


Domestic HIV/AIDS Prevention and Research TEXAS MEDICAL MONITORING PROJECT TX DEPT OF STATE

HEALTH SERVICES Austin Travis $707,681



TX PROJ TO IMPRV STD PRGMS PRT B: TX PARTICIPATION IN GISP




VIRAL HEPATITIS PREVENTION, TESTING, AND TREATMENT COORDINATION PROJECT




COMPREHENSIVE HIV PREVENTION PROJECT FOR HEALTH DEPTS

TX ST DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Austin Travis $16,207,378



TUBERCULOSIS ELIMINATION AND LABORATORY COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT




NATIONAL HIV BEHAVIORAL SURVEILLANCE (NHBS): CONDUCT BEHAVIORAL SURVEILLANCE

AMONG PERSONS AT HIGH RISK FOR HIV INFECTION IN ROTATING ANNUAL CYCLES IN

THREE DIFFERENT POPULATIONS: MSM, IDUS AND HET.


SERVICES DEPARTMENT



Texas

FY2017

Total: $198,872,940




TX PROJ TO IMPRV STD PRGMS PRT B: TX PARTICIPATION IN GISP


76 HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STI and TB Prevention Tuberculosis (TB) TUBERCULOSIS ELIMINATION AND LABORATORY

COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT


SERVICES DEPARTMENT


77 HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STI and TB Prevention Tuberculosis (TB) TUBERCULOSIS ELIMINATION AND LABORATORY

COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT TX ST DEPARTMENT

OF HEALTH Austin Travis $6,537,391

78 HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STI and TB Prevention Tuberculosis (TB) HEARTLAND NATIONAL TB CENTER REGIONAL

AND TRAINING MEDICAL CONSULTATION CENTER


TYLER Tyler Smith $1,055,299

79 HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STI and TB Prevention Viral Hepatitis VIRAL HEPATITIS PREVENTION, TESTING, AND

TREATMENT COORDINATION PROJECT TX DEPT OF STATE HEALTH SERVICES Austin Travis $57,357

80 Immunization and Respiratory Diseases Immunization Program HOUSTON DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH & HUMAN

SERVICES IMMUNIZATION PROGRAM


SERVICES DEPARTMENT


81 Immunization and Respiratory Diseases Immunization Program SAN ANTONIO METROPOLITAN HEALTH DISTRICT

IMMUNIZATION PROGRAM

SAN ANTONIO METROPOLITAN

HEALTH DISTRICT San Antonio Bexar $183,348

82 Immunization and Respiratory Diseases Immunization Program ENHANCED SURVEILLANCE FOR NEW VACCINE

PREVENTABLE DISEASES TEXAS CHILDREN`S

HOSPITAL Houston Harris $1,000,000

83 Immunization and Respiratory Diseases Immunization Program

TEXAS DSHS IMMUNIZATION BRANCH APPLICATION FOR INFRASTRUCTURE ACTIVITY

SUPPORT

TX ST DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Austin Travis $492,011

84 Immunization and Respiratory Diseases

Immunization Program -PPHF



IN THE HDHHS


SERVICES DEPARTMENT




HOUSTON DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES IMMUNIZATION PROGRAM


SERVICES DEPARTMENT



Texas

FY2017

Total: $198,872,940




SAN ANTONIO METROPOLITAN HEALTH DISTRICT IMMUNIZATION PROGRAM


HEALTH DISTRICT San Antonio Bexar $1,675,667









SUPPORT




HOUSTON DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES IMMUNIZATION PROGRAM


SERVICES DEPARTMENT




SAN ANTONIO METROPOLITAN HEALTH DISTRICT IMMUNIZATION PROGRAM





CORE_APT MEASURE OF PCR-BASED INFLUENZA VACCINE EFFECTIVENESS IN INPATIENT ADULTS

SCOTT & WHITE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Temple Bell $450,000



MANDATORY_ESTIMATES OF VACCINE EFFECTIVENESS AGAINST MEDICALLY-ATTENDED,

PCR-CONF

SCOTT & WHITE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Temple Bell $800,000









SUPPORT

TX ST DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Austin Travis $699,302

95 Injury Prevention and Control Injury Prevention Activities



FT WORTH INDEPENDENT

SCHOOL DISTRICT Fort Worth Tarrant $58,750


Texas

FY2017

Total: $198,872,940


96 Injury Prevention and Control Intentional Injury HOUSTON HEALTH DEPARTMENT TEEN DATING

AND YOUTH VIOLENCE PREVENTION STRATEGY


SERVICES DEPARTMENT


97 Injury Prevention and Control Intentional Injury TEXAS RAPE PREVENTION AND EDUCATION

PROGRAM TX DEPT OF STATE HEALTH SERVICES Austin Travis $2,092,549

98 Injury Prevention and Control Intentional Injury IMPLEMENTING FOURTH R IN US SCHOOLS:

FEASIBILITY, FIDELITY, AND SUSTAINABILITY

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS, MEDICAL

BRANCH AT GALVESTON

Galveston Galveston $349,722

99 Occupational Safety and Health

Education and Research Centers

SOUTHWEST CENTER FOR OCCUPATIONAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE

CENTER AT HOUSTON Houston Harris $1,298,515


National Occupational Research Agenda (NORA)

SOUTHWEST CENTER FOR AGRICULTURAL HEALTH, INJURY PREVENTION, AND EDUCATION


TYLER Tyler Smith $1,729,389


National Occupational Research Agenda (NORA) ASTHMA IN TEXAS HEALTHCARE WORKERS II

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE

CENTER AT HOUSTON Houston Harris $196,538


National Occupational Research Agenda (NORA)

ASSESSING HEAT-RELATED MORBIDITY AMONG MIGRANT AND SEASONAL FARMWORKERS





Other Occupational Safety and Health Research

TEXAS OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH SURVEILLANCE- FUNDAMENTAL PLUS PROGRAM



Other Occupational Safety and Health Research

INNOVATIVE TRAINING EXPERIENCES FOR OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE RESIDENTS IN NON-

URBAN


TYLER Tyler Smith $174,131

105 Public Health

Preparedness and Response

CDC Preparedness and Response Capability

EXPANSION - INTEGRATION OF NATL SYNDROMIC SURVEILLANCE PLATFORM IN NORTH CENTRAL TX

TARRANT COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT Fort Worth Tarrant $241,340

106 Public Health

Preparedness and Response

Public Health Emergency Preparedness Cooperative

Agreement

SEE ATTACHED DOCUMENT - "HPP - PHEP PROGRAM SUMMARY"



Texas

FY2017

Total: $198,872,940


107 Public Health Scientific Services (PHSS)

Surveillance, Epidemiology, and PH

Informatics



IN THE HDHHS


SERVICES DEPARTMENT




Informatics






Informatics

TEXAS BEHAVIORAL RISK FACTOR SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM


110 Vaccines for Children Vaccines for Children HOUSTON DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES IMMUNIZATION PROGRAM


SERVICES DEPARTMENT


111 Vaccines for Children Vaccines for Children SAN ANTONIO METROPOLITAN HEALTH DISTRICT IMMUNIZATION PROGRAM



112 Vaccines for Children Vaccines for Children TEXAS DSHS IMMUNIZATION BRANCH

APPLICATION FOR INFRASTRUCTURE ACTIVITY SUPPORT


113 Zika Response and Preparedness

Zika Response and Preparedness (Annual)



IN THE HDHHS


SERVICES DEPARTMENT



Zika Response and Preparedness (Annual)





Texas

FY2017

Total: $198,872,940



Zika Response and Preparedness (Two Year)



IN THE HDHHS


SERVICES DEPARTMENT




SURVEILLANCE, INTERVENTION, AND REFERRAL TO SERVICES ACTIVITIES FOR INFANTS WITH

MICROCEPHALY OR OTHER ADVERSE


SERVICES DEPARTMENT









PUBLIC HEALTH PREPAREDNESS AND RESPONSE (PHPR) COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT FOR ALL-

HAZARDS PUBLIC HEALTH EMERGENCIES: ZIKA 2016 - 2016




SURVEILLANCE, INTERVENTION, AND REFERRAL TO SERVICES ACTIVITIES FOR INFANTS IN TEXAS

WITH MICROCEPHALY OR OTHER ADVERSE OUTCOMES LINKED WITH THE ZIKA VIRUS




TEXAS BEHAVIORAL RISK FACTOR SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM




TP12-1201 HPP AND PHEP COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS




WESTERN GULF CENTER OF EXCELLENCE FOR VECTOR-BORNE DISEASES

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS, MEDICAL

BRANCH AT GALVESTON

Galveston Galveston $9,995,253

Total $198,872,940


Texas

FY2017

About the Data

Data Included · The grants and cooperative agreements data in this report include actions awarded (i.e., obligated funds) domestically in fiscal year 2017 (FY17; 10/1/16 to 9/30/17) from CDC ’s annual

appropriation, Zika Response and Preparedness funds, and Flint Response and Lead Poisoning Prevention funds. · Because the data includes funds obligated in FY17, it includes funding authorized through legislation passed in previous years, but only the amount actually obligated in FY17. · The funding data is categorized by CDC budget line (i.e., by which CDC appropriation account was used to make the investment), as shown in the FY17 CDC Operating Plan at

https://www.cdc.gov/budget/documents/fy2017/fy-2017-cdc-operating-plan.pdf.

Data Excluded · This data does not include any CDC expenditures, such as contracts, personnel, direct assistance, or other CDC operational and administrative costs. · The value of vaccines purchased and provided to states, cities, and territories by CDC through the Vaccines for Children Program are excluded. Information on the value of vaccine

purchases by jurisdiction is available in a separate report each year on the CDC Grant Funding Profiles site at https://www.cdc.gov/FundingProfiles/, starting with FY14. · The following grants and cooperative agreements data were outside the scope of this profile and were excluded: funding of International activities, Reimbursable Agreements (funds from

other federal agencies to support their missions), Cooperative Research and Development Agreements, Royalties, User Fees and Intra-Departmental Delegation of Authority funds (e.g., fund transfers to CDC from DHHS, including the HHS Public Health and Social Services Emergency Fund and Hospital Preparedness Program), Gifts and Donations, Global Health funds, and Buildings and Facilities funds.

Therefore, this data does not reflect CDC’s total appropriations in any given area.

Data Sources · Funding Data - CDC Office of Financial Resources (for grants and cooperative agreement data) and the CDC National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases (for Vaccines For

Children data) · United States, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico - the 2010 U.S. Census, updated with 2017 estimates at https://www.census.gov/data/datasets/2017/demo/popest/nation-

total.html · For all other geographies - 2017 estimates for population are from The World Factbook at https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/resources/the-world-factbook/index.html

http://www.cdc.gov/FundingProfiles/

https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/resources/the-world-factbook/index.html

https://www.census.gov/data/datasets/2017/demo/popest/nation

https://www.cdc.gov/budget/documents/fy2017/fy-2017-cdc-operating-plan.pdf


Texas

FY2017

Data Interpretation and Use • These data are useful as a snapshot of CDC grant and cooperative agreement funding provided to grantees within states and territories by CDC budget line. However, caution should be used in

interpreting variations across years or jurisdictions. Several of the reasons for variations are (1) the amounts, purpose, and focus of funding provided by Congress each year can vary, and (2) changes in national and/or CDC/ATSDR priorities and strategies due to factors such as urgent and emerging health threats and changes in population health status and needs. In terms of funding opportunities, (1) not all eligible entities apply for every program opportunity, (2) most federal funding is awarded via a competitive or merit-based process and not all eligible entities that apply are funded for every program, and (3) some funding is allocated according to a pre-set formula (such as per capita allocation or a need-based funding allocation), which is sometimes specified in law.

• Users of this site and data should be aware of various factors that make comparisons of data between jurisdictions and by per capita difficult to interpret and may lead to inaccurate conclusions in the absence of more in-depth study. Some of those factors include the following:

o CDC has many different grant types with differing application eligibility and award criteria such as population disease burden, per capita formula-based, competitive based on proposal merit, non-competitive, etc.

o Awards made to an entity will typically reflect the geographic location of the entity’s official business or billing address such as a State capitol for a State government award. The awards therefore will not reflect the actual geographic application of the funds by the grantee in carrying out the purpose of the grant.

o CDC makes awards to various national associations that carry out national public health programs that have nationwide impact; however, the awards will be reflected in the geographic jurisdiction of the association’s main office.

o In addition, there may be variation across years for where a program/activity resides in CDC’s organizational and budget structure. Funding sources linked to a particular program/activity may also vary year-to-year. Therefore, it is possible for a multi-year project to fall into one category or sub-category one year and into another the next. In addition, funding categories may be added or deleted as CDC’s budget changes year to year (e.g., funding categories are deleted because their shorter-term funding sources expire). This makes 1:1 comparisons of one year’s set of projects to another year’s set of projects under each category or sub-category a challenge.

For More Information • CDC Budget https://www.cdc.gov/Budget/ • CDC Funding https://www.cdc.gov/funding/ • CDC-INFO call 800-CDC-INFO (800-232-4636) TTY: (888) 232-6348 or use online form at

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FY2017 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Fiscal ......Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Fiscal Year 2017 Grants Summary Profile Report for Texas This profile includes