What to know
CDC provides funding and technical assistance to build public health preparedness and response capabilities nationwide. Learn more about PHEP funding for California.
At a Glance
- State Population: 39,029,342
- Local Health Departments: 61
- Frequent Public Health Emergencies: Wildfires, Flooding, Mudslides
- Key Emergency Operations Center Activations: 2020 – COVID-19 Pandemic
- CDC PHEP Funding:
- FY 2023: $44,882,292 (does not include $21,767,817 awarded to Las Angeles County)
- FY 2022: $44,440,891 (does not include $20,923,151 awarded to Los Angeles County)
- FY 2021: $44,070,003 (does not include $20,733,030 awarded to Los Angeles County)
- Public Health Crisis Response Funding:
- Mpox 2023 Funding: $3,093,475 (does not include $2,056,163 awarded to Los Angeles County)
- Mpox 2022 Funding: $1,475,775 (does not include $1,031,213 awarded to Los Angeles County)
- COVID-19 2021 Funding: $173,376,888 (does not include $59,714,865 awarded to Los Angeles County)
- COVID-19 2020 Funding: $59,732,436 (does not include $26,367,806 awarded to Los Angeles County)
PHEP Funded Staff (rounded)
- 93 PHEP-funded staff (rounded)
Includes epidemiologists, laboratorians, nurses, planners, IT specialists, administrative staff, statisticians, and other positions.
Top 5 Preparedness Investments
- Medical Materiel Management and Distribution
- Medical Countermeasure Dispensing and Administration
- Public Health Laboratory Testing
- Community Preparedness
- Public Health Surveillance and Epidemiological Investigation
Content Source:
State and Local Readiness