2019 OUTCOMES REPORT ("Act 186")

THE STATEWIDE POPULATION-LEVEL OUTCOMES REPORT WAS ESTABLISHED UNDER 3 V.S.A. SEC. 2311 (2014 ACT 186).

 

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OUTCOME 1
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VERMONT HAS A PROSPEROUS ECONOMY
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Time
Period
Current
Actual
Value
Current
Trend
Why Is This Important?
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% or rate per 1,000 jobs of non-public sector employment
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2018
829
1
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Net change in nonpublic sector employment
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2018
700
1
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rate of unemployment per 1,000 (labor force)
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2018
27.0%
3
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Median household income
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2018
$57,808
1
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Net change in jobs
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2018
848
1
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Net change in business establishments
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2018
136
1
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Gross State product (GSP) per capita
I
2017
32.197
3
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Genuine progress indicator (GPI) on a three-year basis
I
2015
20.000
1
VDCF
% of population living at or below 185% of the Federal Poverty Level
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2019
22%
1
OUTCOME 2
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VERMONTERS ARE HEALTHY
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Time
Period
Current
Actual
Value
Current
Trend
Why Is This Important?
VDH
Obesity
% of adults age 20 and older who are obese
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2020
27%
1
VDH
% of adults who smoke cigarettes
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2021
16%
1
VDH
% of adolescents in grades 9-12 who used cannabis in the past 30 days
I
2019
27%
2
VDH
Fall-related death rate per 100,000 adults age 65 and older
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2020
155.8
1
VDH
Number of opioid analgesic morphine milligram equivalents (MMEs) dispensed per 100 residents
I
2021
37,083
6
VDH
Number of accidental (non-suicide) drug deaths involving opioids
I
2021
215
2
VAHS
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Number of persons who are homeless (adults and children)
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2022
2,780
3
VDMH
Percentage of Vermont adults with any mental health conditions receiving treatment
I
2019
59%
3
VDMH
Rate of suicide deaths per 100,000 Vermonters
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2021
21.0
2
OUTCOME 3
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VERMONT'S ENVIRONMENT IS CLEAN AND SUSTAINABLE
O
Time
Period
Current
Actual
Value
Current
Trend
Why Is This Important?
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% of public drinking water supplies in compliance with health-based standards
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2020
99%
1
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Total greenhouse gas emissions per capita, in units of annual metric tons of equivalent carbon dioxide per capita
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2015
15.96
3
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% of Vermont’s rivers and lakes (excluding Lake Champlain) that meet State water quality standards for fishing
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2018
80%
3
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% of Vermont’s rivers and lakes (excluding Lake Champlain) that meet State water quality standards for swimming
I
2018
85.00%
1
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Changes in total phosphorus loading to Lake Champlain from Vermont sources in metric tons per year
I
2017
734
1
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Number of days air quality in Vermont posed a moderate or greater risk to sensitive populations;
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2018
76
2
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Disposal rate of municipal solid waste in pounds per person per day
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2018
3.82
2
OUTCOME 4
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VERMONT IS A SAFE PLACE TO LIVE
O
Time
Period
Current
Actual
Value
Current
Trend
Why Is This Important?
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Rate of petitions granted for relief from domestic abuse per 1,000 residents
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2018
0.005
1
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Rate of violent crime per 1,000 crimes
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2018
1.72
1
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Rate of sexual assault committed against residents per 1,000 residents
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2018
0.45
4
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Number of highway fatalities involving no or the improper use of seatbelts
I
2018
19
2
VDCF
Rate per 1,000 Vermont children found to be a substantiated child victim of abuse and neglect.
I
2021
3.8 per 1,000
3
VDCF
Rate per 1,000 Vermont children in custody on the last day of the federal fiscal year.
I
2021
9.3per 1,000
3
VDOC
Recidivism Rate
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2018
42.60
2
VDH
Obesity
% of households with food insecurity
I
2020
9%
2
OUTCOME 5
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VERMONT'S FAMILIES ARE SAFE, NURTURING, STABLE, AND SUPPORTED
O
Time
Period
Current
Actual
Value
Current
Trend
Why Is This Important?
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% of residents spending less than 30% of income on housing
I
2017
63.89%
4
VDCF
Rate per 1,000 Vermont children found to be a substantiated child victim of abuse and neglect.
I
2021
3.8 per 1,000
3
VDCF
Rate per 1,000 Vermont children in custody on the last day of the federal fiscal year.
I
2021
9.3per 1,000
3
VDAIL
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Rate of substantiated cases of abuse, neglect and exploitation of vulnerable adults per 1,000 vulnerable adults (by state fiscal year)
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2022
0.50
1
OUTCOME 6
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VERMONT'S CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE ACHIEVE THEIR POTENTIAL
O
Time
Period
Current
Actual
Value
Current
Trend
Why Is This Important?
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% of children ready for school in all four domains of healthy development
I
2018
84%
2
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% of children below the basic level of fourth grade reading achievement under State standards
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2018
47%
1
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% of high school seniors with plans for education, vocational training, or employment
I
2018
75.0%
1
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% adolescents in grades 9-12 using marijuana within the last 30 days
I
2017
24.0%
1
VDH
% of adolescents in grades 9-12 who made a suicide plan in the past year
I
2019
13%
1
VDH
% of women who receive first trimester prenatal care
I
2020
84%
3
OUTCOME 7
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VERMONT'S ELDERS LIVE WITH DIGNITY AND IN SETTINGS THEY PREFER
O
Time
Period
Current
Actual
Value
Current
Trend
Why Is This Important?
VDAIL
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State Ranking on Long-Term Services and Supports for Older Adults, People with Physical Disabilities, and Family Caregivers (AARP, Scan Foundation, Commonwealth Fund)
I
2020
5
1
VDAIL
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Hospice enrollment: Percentage of chronically ill Medicare decedents age 65 and older who were enrolled in hospice during the last 6 months of life
I
2018
42.9%
1
OUTCOME 8
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VERMONTERS WITH DISABILITIES LIVE WITH DIGNITY AND IN SETTINGS THEY PREFER
O
Time
Period
Current
Actual
Value
Current
Trend
Why Is This Important?
VDAIL
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Estimated employment rate of Vermonters age 21-64 with all disabilities
I
2019
43.2%
1
OUTCOME 9
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VERMONT HAS OPEN, EFFECTIVE, AND INCLUSIVE GOVERNMENT
O
Time
Period
Current
Actual
Value
Current
Trend
Why Is This Important?
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% of people who are eligible to register to vote and who have registered
I
2018
96.25%
3
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Number of departments using up-to-date website template
I
2020
83%
2
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% of registered voters voting in the general election
I
2018
54.64%
1
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% of State contracts awarded that include performance measures
I
2019
64.60%
1
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% of State grants awarded that include performance measures
I
2019
69.90%
1
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Number or percent of departments that are able to accept online payments
I
2019
26
1
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Number of agencies and departments that have a policy regarding response time to constituent inquiries and that measure that response time
I
OUTCOME 10
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VERMONT'S STATE INFRASTRUCTURE MEETS THE NEEDS OF VERMONTERS, THE ECONOMY, AND THE ENVIRONMENT
O
Time
Period
Current
Actual
Value
Current
Trend
Why Is This Important?
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% of Vermont covered by state-of-the-art telecommunications infrastructure
I
2017
93.00%
3
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% of structurally-deficient bridges, as defined by the Agency of Transportation
I
2018
3.10%
3
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% of Vermont retail electric sales from renewable energy
I
2017
63.00%
3
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State highway pavement condition ratings
I
2017
69.00%
2
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Public transit ridership
I
2017
4.850
1
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