[Nfbmt] FW: State Data 14(c) Certificates

[Bruce&Joy Breslauer]

I found this data interesting.  Joy 

 

From: Sloan, Rose 

Sent: Saturday, January 23, 2016 8:45 AM
Subject: State Data 14(c) Certificates

 

Hello All,

 

Below please see a list of states, and their number of CRPs (Community Rehabilitation Programs) that have 14(c) certificates. 

 

This is based off data from the Department of Labor Wage and Hour division’s website from 2014 and this year. 

 

Let me know if you have any questions.

 

Best,

 

Rose

 


2014 CRPs

State

2016 CRPs

Difference


41

Alabama

29

12


7

Alaska

5

2


37

Arizona

39

plus 2


58

Arkansas

50

8


162

California

144

18


28

Colorado

29

plus 1


57

Connecticut

53

4


6

Delaware

5

1


96

Florida

74

18


78

Georgia

65

13


3

Guam

2

1


8

Hawaii

7

1


10

Idaho

8

2


139

Illinois

135

4


52

Indiana

47

5


63

Iowa

60

3


52

Kansas

44

8


49

Kentucky

32

17


78

Louisiana

73

5


13

Maine

7

6


41

Maryland

38

3


74

Massachusetts

50

24


68

Michigan

55

7


103

Minnesota

96

7


25

Mississippi

24

1


109

Missouri

107

2


27

Montana

26

1


23

Nebraska

21

2


12

Nevada

9

3


3

New Hampshire

 

3


35

New Jersey

62

plus 27


8

New Mexico

7

1


115

New York

100

15


82

North Carolina

77

5


15

North Dakota

16

plus 1


150

Ohio

127

23


68

Oklahoma

63

5


49

Oregon

42

7


116

Pennsylvania

110

6


2

Puerto Rico

1

1


8

Rhode Island

5

3


69

South Carolina

71

plus 2


21

South Dakota

19

2


72

Tennessee

61

9


112

Texas

104

8


17

Utah

18

plus 1


0

Vermont

 

	

51

Virginia

35

16


45

Washington

32

13


18

West Virginia

18

zero gain


79

Wisconsin

79

zero gain


8

Wyoming

8

zero gain

				

2662

TOTAL WORKSHOPS

2389

271

				
				

 

 

Rose Sloan

Government Affairs Specialist

 

National Federation of the Blind 

200 East Wells Street

Baltimore, MD 21230

Phone: (410) 659-9314, extension 2441

Email: rsloan at nfb.org

 

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