Table 106.40.

Direct general expenditures of state and local governments for all functions and for education, by level of education and state: 2011-12 and 2012-13

[In millions of current dollars. Standard errors appear in parentheses]
State	Direct general expenditures, 2011-12		Direct general expenditures, 2012-13
			Total1		For education
					Total for education		Elementary and secondary education				Colleges and universities				Other educa-tion2
	Total1	For education					Total for elementary and secondary		Current expen-diture	Capital outlay	Total for colleges and universities		Current expen-diture	Capital outlay
1	2	3	4		5		6		7	8	9		10	11	12
United States .	$2,589,022	$869,223	$2,639,729	(2,375.8)	$876,566	(613.6)	$569,808	(569.8)	$521,988	$47,821	$261,153	(182.8)	$229,282	$31,872	$45,605
Alabama	34,788	12,614	36,239	(166.7)	13,373	(42.8)	7,543	(43.0)	6,899	644	4,977	(#)	4,038	940	853
Alaska	12,631	3,303	13,566	(77.3)	3,625	(13.4)	2,497	(13.2)	2,246	251	986	(#)	688	298	142
Arizona	41,517	13,520	41,310	(165.2)	13,456	(#)	7,464	(#)	6,905	559	5,075	(#)	4,285	790	916
Arkansas	21,354	8,275	21,427	(75.0)	8,168	(#)	4,910	(#)	4,376	534	2,607	(#)	2,274	333	651
California	349,223	107,599	361,925	(1,483.9)	106,084	(137.9)	66,340	(139.3)	60,190	6,150	34,610	(#)	31,106	3,504	5,134
Colorado	39,781	13,213	41,358	(384.6)	13,507	(1.4)	8,196	(0.8)	7,438	758	4,663	(#)	4,121	542	649
Connecticut	34,096	11,930	34,904	(209.4)	12,188	(142.6)	8,848	(142.5)	8,355	493	2,610	(#)	2,293	318	729
Delaware	9,043	3,339	9,406	(14.1)	3,479	(#)	1,847	(#)	1,690	158	1,252	(#)	1,070	182	379
District of
Columbia	10,765	2,372	11,557	(#)	2,526	(#)	2,367	(#)	2,008	359	159	(#)	137	21	0
Florida	134,689	37,376	134,867	(674.3)	37,468	(#)	24,646	(#)	23,234	1,412	9,532	(#)	8,672	860	3,291
Georgia	64,424	25,277	65,267	(215.4)	25,184	(#)	17,045	(#)	15,412	1,633	6,298	(#)	5,505	793	1,841
Hawaii	12,359	3,503	12,309	(#)	3,404	(#)	1,886	(#)	1,704	182	1,411	(#)	1,103	308	107
Idaho	9,897	3,037	10,361	(65.3)	3,118	(0.3)	1,914	(0.2)	1,851	63	1,046	(#)	957	90	157
Illinois	102,734	35,372	107,509	(473.0)	35,944	(#)	25,012	(#)	23,070	1,943	9,254	(#)	8,497	757	1,678
Indiana	45,867	16,913	46,802	(107.6)	16,586	(#)	9,610	(#)	8,747	863	5,885	(#)	5,201	683	1,091
Iowa	27,930	9,803	27,945	(131.3)	9,965	(#)	5,961	(#)	5,178	784	3,555	(#)	3,112	443	449
Kansas	22,954	8,427	23,263	(174.5)	8,453	(#)	5,146	(#)	4,529	617	3,054	(#)	2,729	324	254
Kentucky	32,716	11,632	32,002	(89.6)	11,645	(#)	6,873	(#)	6,123	750	3,781	(#)	3,525	257	991
Louisiana	42,585	12,804	42,030	(163.9)	12,002	(#)	7,958	(#)	7,335	623	3,115	(#)	2,872	244	928
Maine	11,270	3,352	11,117	(56.7)	3,224	(29.7)	2,229	(29.6)	2,159	70	792	(#)	735	57	204
Maryland	53,834	18,606	52,691	(79.0)	18,446	(#)	12,108	(#)	11,152	956	5,632	(#)	4,990	642	706
Massachusetts	64,269	20,500	65,733	(387.8)	20,965	(195.0)	14,713	(194.2)	13,196	1,517	5,215	(#)	4,004	1,211	1,036
Michigan	73,890	28,695	74,702	(313.7)	27,993	(#)	16,473	(#)	15,511	963	10,483	(#)	9,152	1,331	1,037
Minnesota	48,500	15,438	49,238	(556.4)	16,013	(#)	10,346	(#)	9,330	1,017	4,648	(#)	4,144	504	1,018
Mississippi	24,137	7,445	23,963	(112.6)	7,319	(3.7)	4,311	(3.4)	4,025	286	2,573	(#)	2,329	243	436
Missouri	43,301	14,276	43,624	(279.2)	14,347	(#)	9,622	(#)	8,789	833	3,990	(#)	3,657	333	736
Montana	8,199	2,578	8,197	(22.1)	2,629	(#)	1,641	(#)	1,529	111	810	(#)	756	54	179
Nebraska	14,882	5,940	15,367	(107.6)	6,106	(#)	3,811	(#)	3,513	298	2,015	(#)	1,751	264	280
Nevada	18,644	5,406	18,127	(5.4)	5,441	(#)	3,844	(#)	3,622	222	1,231	(#)	1,171	59	366
New Hampshire	10,009	3,840	9,984	(25.0)	3,715	(#)	2,689	(#)	2,616	73	847	(#)	767	80	180
New Jersey	83,021	31,509	83,872	(251.6)	32,115	(48.2)	24,521	(49.0)	23,423	1,098	5,940	(#)	5,323	618	1,655
New Mexico	18,125	6,290	18,190	(54.6)	6,183	(#)	3,470	(#)	2,952	518	2,334	(#)	2,034	300	379
New York	237,767	71,490	244,724	(685.2)	71,144	(156.5)	55,769	(#)	51,794	3,975	13,642	(156.9)	11,096	2,546	1,733
North Carolina	71,047	23,692	73,098	(372.8)	24,871	(271.1)	14,178	(249.5)	13,458	721	9,436	(104.7)	8,476	960	1,257
North Dakota	7,200	2,353	7,458	(23.1)	2,522	(#)	1,441	(#)	1,216	225	981	(#)	874	107	101
Ohio	91,465	32,530	93,035	(502.4)	32,381	(13.0)	21,111	(12.7)	19,112	1,999	9,754	(#)	7,708	2,046	1,515
Oklahoma	26,600	9,446	27,301	(103.7)	9,595	(#)	5,714	(#)	5,156	558	3,348	(#)	3,045	303	533
Oregon	32,063	10,339	32,203	(132.0)	10,447	(#)	5,901	(#)	5,558	343	4,120	(#)	3,546	574	426
Pennsylvania	107,002	35,323	109,849	(527.3)	37,476	(#)	25,909	(#)	24,402	1,507	9,593	(#)	8,534	1,059	1,974
Rhode Island	9,301	3,142	9,431	(19.8)	3,201	(#)	2,271	(#)	2,214	56	660	(#)	629	31	270
South Carolina	34,340	12,134	35,050	(185.8)	12,606	(1.3)	7,666	(1.5)	6,839	827	3,697	(#)	3,315	382	1,244
South Dakota	6,101	2,001	6,216	(16.2)	2,058	(#)	1,292	(#)	1,113	179	652	(#)	572	80	113
Tennessee	42,941	13,783	42,733	(397.4)	13,746	(325.8)	9,041	(325.5)	8,521	520	3,670	(#)	3,323	346	1,035
Texas	183,263	70,407	187,243	(636.6)	71,861	(#)	45,040	(#)	39,568	5,472	24,649	(#)	22,209	2,440	2,172
Utah	21,256	8,207	21,257	(57.4)	8,468	(#)	4,466	(#)	3,768	698	3,620	(#)	3,281	339	382
Vermont	6,240	2,375	6,566	(20.4)	2,459	(#)	1,525	(#)	1,469	56	758	(#)	733	25	176
Virginia	63,095	23,519	65,558	(281.9)	24,529	(203.6)	15,901	(203.5)	14,414	1,487	7,715	(#)	6,426	1,288	913
Washington	58,371	19,284	59,513	(363.0)	19,713	(#)	11,677	(#)	10,234	1,443	6,221	(#)	5,317	905	1,815
West Virginia	14,564	5,507	14,685	(51.4)	5,482	(#)	3,167	(#)	2,882	285	1,684	(#)	1,435	249	631
Wisconsin	47,254	16,990	47,195	(226.5)	16,776	(3.4)	10,238	(3.1)	9,715	522	5,843	(#)	5,155	688	696
Wyoming	7,723	2,520	7,763	(31.1)	2,563	(#)	1,659	(#)	1,445	214	733	(#)	610	123	170

#Rounds to zero.

1 Includes state and local government expenditures for education services, social services and income maintenance, transportation, public safety, environment and housing, governmental administration, interest on general debt, and other general expenditures.

2 Includes assistance and subsidies to individuals, private elementary and secondary schools, and private colleges and universities, as well as miscellaneous education expenditures. Does not include expenditures for public libraries.

NOTE: Current expenditure data in this table differ from figures appearing in other tables because of slightly varying definitions used in the Governmental Finances and Common Core of Data surveys. In 2011-12, a census of state and local governments was conducted; therefore, standard errors are not applicable. Detail may not sum to totals because of rounding. Some data have been revised from previously published figures.

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Commerce, Census Bureau, Governmental Finances. Retrieved January 15, 2016, from http://www.census.gov/govs/local/. (This table was prepared January 2016.)