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DHS 2009-2011 budget
Ways and Means presentations DHS Overview Addictions and Mental Health (AMH)
Administrative Services Division (ASD) Children, Adults and Families (CAF)
Division of Medical Assistance Programs (DMAP)
Public Health (PHD)
Seniors and People with Disabilities (SPD)
DHS 2009-2011 Economic impact on communities
Governor's Recommended Budget (GRB)
Governor Ted Kulongoski's recommended budget for 2009-2011 highlights the difficult decisions he has had to make in the face of declining revenues. As he has promised, his proposed budget maintains education as his top priority. Also receiving priority are children's health care, transportation and energy.
Agency request budget
Oregon's human services needs are growing faster than the funding levels required to pay for those needs. Difficult economic times, years of underinvestment in health and human services, and a growing population are combining to place increasing pressure on the state's ability to provide these important services to Oregonians.
DHS believes it is important to acknowledge the full range of health and human services needed in this state. For that reason, the department has prepared a needs-based budget for 2009-2011 that recognizes and addresses the level of services Oregonians need.
Draft budget
To help build the proposed 2009-2011 budget DHS staff held a series of community forums to gather input, received comments via e-mail and mail, and spoke with many state leaders and representatives of advocacy groups. These comments and concerns were instrumental in developing a series of policy option packages (POPs), which are proposed additions to the current DHS base budget. These POPs represent the foundation of a needs-based budget and demonstrate what is required to provide a more complete range of the health and human services Oregonians need and deserve.
Budget development process
Public input
For more information about the meetings, see the links below.
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