Client Services and Expenditures. Costs identified are for benefits or
services provided directly to individual clients during state fiscal year 1994
(Fiscal Year 94) July 1993 through June 1994. The value of federally funded food stamps is
also included. The State Totals that appear in tables in this report account for
about 82% of DSHS expenditures and approximately 90% of the estimated clients.
This report furnishes the following:
Listing of DSHS divisions and programs in this report
Table with city population and DSHS service use
Bar chart with cities * ranked by percent of population using DSHS
services
Tables which show how state and city residents use DSHS services
Overview: The numbers of clients receiving DSHS services in Washington's
largest cities (by population) are shown several ways in this report. The
percent of clients using services in each city is listed in the following table:
City
Population
Total
clients
Use
Rate %
Aberdeen
16,750
6,250
37.31
Anacortes
12,510
1,740
13.93
Arlington
4,910
45
13.18
Auburn
34,970
9,870
28.22
Bainbridge Island
17,510
Battle Ground
4,720
605
12.85
Bellevue
99,140
10,055
10.14
Bellingham
57,020
10,945
19.19
Bonney Lake
8,805
1,365
15.48
Bothell
25,440
1,850
7.27
Boulevard Park
28,701
7,655
26.66
Bremerton
35,920
9,485
26.40
Brier
5,990
1,015
16.98
Burien
27,610
5,660
20.49
Burlington
5,170
1,365
26.44
Camas
7,430
1,190
16.04
Centralia
12,520
4,860
38.83
Chehalis
6,740
1,405
20.87
Cheney
8,220
1,200
14.59
Clarkston
6,750
2,420
35.85
College Place
67,10
1,370
20.43
Colville
4,440
1,515
34.08
Des Moines
21,330
5,300
24.84
East Wenatchee
4,010
850
21.19
Edmonds
31,100
2,495
8.02
Ellensburg
12,860
2,295
17.86
Enumclaw
9,70
460
4.73
Ephrata
5,585
1,055
18.89
Everett
78,240
21,075
26.93
Federal Way
73,500
12,730
17.32
Ferndale
6,605
1,350
20.42
Fife
4,420
1,080
24.46
Fircrest
5,330
565
10.59
Grandview
7,690
4,345
56.51
Hoquiam
8,940
4,230
47.30
Issaquah
8,420
495
5.85
Kelso
11,850
3,450
29.10
Kennewick
46,960
10,905
23.22
Kent
41,880
9,180
21.92
Kirkland
41,900
3,080
7.35
Lacey
24,280
5,850
24.10
Lake Forest Park
4,065
1,005
24.78
Lake Stevens
4,840
445
9.22
Longview
33,080
8,965
27.11
Lynden
6,835
845
12.38
Lynnwood
31,680
5,185
16.36
Marysville
15,530
3,445
22.18
Medical Lake
3,660
855
23.30
Mercer Island
21,270
600
2.81
Mill Creek
8,735
690
7.92
Milton
5,235
810
15.46
Monroe
5,475
890
16.24
Moses Lake
12,190
4,045
33.20
Mount Vernon
20,950
6,350
30.32
Mountlake Terrace
19,920
2,700
13.56
Mukilteo
14,500
1,170
8.06
Newcastle
5,771
425
7.32
Normandy Park
6,900
1,055
15.29
Oak Harbor
19,000
3,200
16.83
Olympia
36,740
7,600
20.68
Omak
4,220
2,145
50.82
Othello
4,780
2,370
49.61
Pacific
5,245
1,215
23.15
Pasco
22,170
13,095
59.07
Port Angeles
18,310
4,655
25.42
Port Orchard
5,700
1,155
20.24
Port Townsend
7,940
1,675
21.10
Poulsbo
5,415
690
12.70
Prosser
4,630
1,555
33.59
Pullman
23,770
2,050
8.62
Puyallup
26,680
3,880
14.53
Quincy
3,860
2,070
53.59
Redmond
39,390
3,070
7.79
Renton
43,970
6,395
14.55
Richland
35,430
4,350
12.28
Sea Tac
22,800
6,020
26.39
Seattle
531,400
106,485
20.04
Sedro Woolley
7,120
1,885
26.49
Selah
5,170
1,285
24.87
Sequim
4,135
745
18.01
Shelton
7,440
3,025
40.66
Shoreline
47,190
5,950
12.61
Snohomish
7,250
955
13.20
Spokane
185,600
54,200
29.20
Steilacoom
6,065
645
10.64
Sumner
7,645
1,295
16.93
Sunnyside
11,660
7,785
66.76
Tacoma
182,800
60,565
33.13
Toppenish
7,734
5,650
73.08
Tukwila
14,690
4,005
27.26
Tumwater
11,200
1,375
12.29
University Place
28,826
4,315
14.96
Vancouver
59,225
20,465
34.55
Walla Walla
28,730
8,135
28.32
Wapato
3,790
3,400
89.77
Washougal
5,290
1,145
21.63
Wenatchee
23,460
7,540
32.14
West Richland
5,265
535
10.18
Woodinville
9,510
385
4.05
Yakima
59,740
24,965
41.79
State Total
5,334,366
1,071,175
20.08
Services provided by DSHS. DSHS provides a variety of services and grants
to individuals and families with one or more of the following difficulties:
Poverty
Recent refugee
Long-lasting physical or mental disability which affects the basic
activities of daily life or creates employment difficulties
Severe chemical dependency or substance abuse
Family stress which includes abuse or neglect of children or dependent
adults
Juvenile criminal adjudication
Divisions and Administrations. The next section lists divisions with
their programs. Throughout this report, the term division indicates
either of the two primary DSHS organizational units, Administrations and
Divisions. Each division administers multiple programs for clients with specific
problems, characteristics or needs. More detail is provided in the Division
Glossary. The glossary also mentions some small services which are
integrated into the division totals, but not reported separately. Changes from
the Fiscal Year 92 NADB reports are also noted.
Services Not in this Report. This report includes only those services and
expenditures which are attributable directly to individual clients. Some
services do not meet this criteria, such as services from a provider that did
not have client records available. Clients using these services are counted only
if they participated in another program. Services not included are listed by
division in the next section.
Download
Click on the PDF symbol to the left and download
the report: "DSHS City Data report Fiscal Year 1994, Guide to Client
Services and Expenditures"Publication Date: 5/1996. Report Number
11.84. (7,871 KB)
To view this Portable Document Format
(PDF) you may
experience errors or unexpected behavior while opening or reading the file you
downloaded. Therefore, we suggest that you always use
the latest version of the Adobe Acrobat Reader. Persons with disabilities
may call to request a paper copy.
For more ways to get in touch with the Department of Social
and Health Services, go to
the DSHS Contact
Information Web page. Technical Site Comments: DSHS Webmaster.
Copyright 2004 Washington State Department of Social and Health Services.
