$612 M In annual PHEP funds awarded to 62 jurisdictions for 2017.
$8 M Funding for public health preparedness and response research to improve the ability of CDC and its partners to effectively respond to a wide range of public health emergencies and disasters.
1,786 Total CDC deployments for Zika.
530 CDC staff, including staff deployed to the field, during the responses to Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria.
181 Inspections of laboratories registered to handle select agents and toxins conducted by the Federal Select Agent Program (FSAP) in 2016.
3,758 Federal, state, territorial, and local emergency responders trained on how toreceive and distribute products from the Strategic National Stockpile.
90 CDC field staff assigned to 58 different PHEP awardee locations in 2017.
19 Countries sent public health leaders to CDC headquarters for emergency management training.
69 Peer-reviewed publications and Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Reports authored by OPHPR staff.
22,776 Incoming calls to CDC’s Emergency Operations Center responded to from the public; state health departments; clinicians; and hospitals.
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