Emergency Medical Services

Official name: DHS-DPBH - Emergency Medical Services

Emergency Medical Services spent $1.77 million in FY2026 — 71% of a $2.48 million budget. It ranks 357 of the state's 587 budget accounts, less than 1% of all state spending.

That is 63% more than in FY2025 ($1.09 million), not adjusted for inflation.

Spent FY2026: $1.77 million$1,770,809
Budget FY2026: $2.48 millionplus $431 thousand held in reserve
Share of budget spent: 71%Spent ÷ budget
Change from FY2025: +62.7%FY2025: $1.09 million

0.3% of Public and Behavioral Health spending.

Spent each year, FY2006 onwards · dashed line: budgetBudget account 3235, looked up by its code in every year.

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Where the money went

Explore Emergency Medical Services by category: select a block to go a level deeper, or switch views. Totals leave out reserves, pass-through accounts and money paid on to other state accounts.

Budget vs spent, by category

9 categories. The largest, Personnel Services, accounts for 38% of the total.

Categories of Emergency Medical Services, FY2026
Category	Spent FY2026	Budget FY2026	% of budget spent	Share
Personnel Services01

Spent and budget each fiscal year
Fiscal year	Spent	Budget
FY2006	$1.03 million	Not available
FY2007	$921 thousand	Not available
FY2008	$939 thousand	Not available
FY2009	$919 thousand	Not available
FY2010	$967 thousand	$1.01 million
FY2011	$813 thousand	$1.04 million
FY2012	$1.11 million	$1.35 million
FY2013	$709 thousand	$902 thousand
FY2014	$618 thousand	$740 thousand
FY2015	$740 thousand	$859 thousand
FY2016	$716 thousand	$844 thousand
FY2017	$812 thousand	$904 thousand
FY2018	$649 thousand	$781 thousand
FY2019	$1.12 million	$1.47 million
FY2020	$776 thousand	$836 thousand
FY2021	$546 thousand	$854 thousand
FY2022	$755 thousand	$873 thousand
FY2023	$5.88 million	$7.80 million
FY2024	$1.64 million	$2.61 million
FY2025	$1.09 million	$2.42 million
FY2026	$1.77 million	$2.48 million
FY2027	See note	$1.44 million

Helmsley Grant08	$482 thousandof $1.05 million	$1.05 million	46%	27.2%

Cot State Licensing System19	$340 thousandof $371 thousand	$371 thousand	92%	19.2%

Emer Med SVC for Children GRNT16	$156 thousandof $188 thousand	$188 thousand	83%	8.8%

Operating04	$52.3 thousandof $74.8 thousand	$74.8 thousand	70%	3.0%

In-State Travel03	$30.4 thousandof $35.6 thousand	$35.6 thousand	85%	1.7%

Grants EMS11	$22.7 thousandof $31.7 thousand	$31.7 thousand	72%	1.3%

Training - EMS10	$16.9 thousandof $5.4 thousand	$5.4 thousand	314%	1.0%

Information Services26	$3.4 thousandof $5.1 thousand	$5.1 thousand	68%	0.2%

Spent each year by categories
Fiscal year	Personnel Services	Helmsley Grant	Cot State Licensing System	Emer Med SVC for Children GRNT	Operating	Other (4)	Budget
FY2006	$489 thousand	—	—	$8.4 thousand	$59.4 thousand	$94.7 thousand	—
FY2007	$536 thousand	—	—	$55.2 thousand	$53.8 thousand	$106 thousand	—
FY2008	$540 thousand	—	—	$97.6 thousand

Funding sources by group and revenue ledger code, FY2026 budget
Group	Revenue ledger	Legislature approved	Current budget
General Fund	$1.27 million	$1.27 million
GF	2501 General Fund Appropriation	$1.27 million	$1.27 million
Fees, licences and tuition	$193 thousand	$193 thousand
OF	3601 Licenses and Fees	$135 thousand	$135 thousand
OF	3713 Certification Fees	$58.2 thousand	$58.2 thousand
Federal funds

Budget journey for FY2026: each step and the running total
Step	Amount	Running total
Governor recommended	$1.43 million	$1.43 million
Changes made by the Legislature	−$6.6 thousand= $1.42M	$1.42 million
Legislature approved	$1.42 million	$1.42 million
Money carried over from earlier years	+$179 thousand= $1.60M	$1.60 million
Other changes after the session	+$884 thousand= $2.48M	$2.48 million
Current budget	$2.48 million	$2.48 million

FY2009	$552 thousand	—	—	$104 thousand	$70.7 thousand	$67.2 thousand	—

FY2010	$530 thousand	—	—	$204 thousand	$62.5 thousand	$61.2 thousand	$1.01 million

FY2011	$508 thousand	—	—	$66.2 thousand	$69.7 thousand	$59.6 thousand	$1.04 million

FY2012	$410 thousand	—	—	$53.9 thousand	$63.7 thousand	$66.8 thousand	$1.35 million

FY2013	$386 thousand	—	—	$111 thousand	$62.3 thousand	$54.5 thousand	$902 thousand

FY2014	$456 thousand	—	—	$48.6 thousand	$58.6 thousand	$51.2 thousand	$740 thousand

FY2015	$490 thousand	—	—	$162 thousand	$60.7 thousand	$27.1 thousand	$859 thousand

FY2016	$441 thousand	—	—	$127 thousand	$65.4 thousand	$49.5 thousand	$844 thousand

FY2017	$485 thousand	—	—	$162 thousand	$98.0 thousand	$66.0 thousand	$904 thousand

FY2018	$478 thousand	—	$9.4 thousand	$37.8 thousand	$63.5 thousand	$60.5 thousand	$781 thousand

FY2019	$518 thousand	—	$18.8 thousand	$103 thousand	$71.3 thousand	$65.2 thousand	$1.47 million

FY2020	$513 thousand	—	$30.0 thousand	$84.1 thousand	$62.5 thousand	$86.8 thousand	$836 thousand

FY2021	$416 thousand	—	$30.0 thousand	$3.6 thousand	$56.8 thousand	$30.4 thousand	$854 thousand

FY2022	$418 thousand	—	$30.0 thousand	$114 thousand	$89.4 thousand	$104 thousand	$873 thousand

FY2023	$461 thousand	$5.12 million	$35.0 thousand	$115 thousand	$75.0 thousand	$78.1 thousand	$7.80 million

FY2024	$380 thousand	$736 thousand	$315 thousand	$60.9 thousand	$61.5 thousand	$85.3 thousand	$2.61 million

FY2025	$570 thousand	$1.3 thousand	$297 thousand	$68.0 thousand	$67.4 thousand	$84.7 thousand	$2.42 million

FY2026	$667 thousand	$482 thousand	$340 thousand	$156 thousand	$52.3 thousand	$73.5 thousand	$2.48 million

FY2027	—	—	—	—	—	—	$1.44 million

Everything else	$4.2 thousand	$4.2 thousand
OF	4326 Treasurer's Interest Distrib	$4.2 thousand	$4.2 thousand

Everything else

4326 Treasurer's Interest Distrib

Moved between state accounts · not new money	$5.0 thousand	$5.0 thousand
IA	4673 Transfer From 3060 FRN	$5.0 thousand	$5.0 thousand

Moved between state accounts · not new money

4673 Transfer From 3060 FRN

Carried over from last year · not new money	$1.31 million	$1.49 million
BF	2511 Balance Forward From Previous Year	$1.31 million	$1.49 million

Carried over from last year · not new money

2511 Balance Forward From Previous Year

Emergency Medical Services

Where the money went

Budget vs spent, by category

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Who pays for it

How the FY2026 budget got here

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