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Data Source Online 

Search

Payment 

Integration

Batch 

Matching

Continuous 

Monitoring

Single 

Query API

Multiple 

Query API

American InfoSource (AIS)

Death Master File Full 

(DMF Full)

Department of Defense Death 

Data (DOD)

Department of State Death 

Data (DOS)

Electronic Verification of Vital 

Events Fact of Death 

(EVVE FOD)

Data Elements Returned for Death Data Sources

The following comparison shows a list of data elements displayed in the DNP Portal when a payment is matched to the respective death data source for 

Online Search.

Data Source Name SSN/EIN/

TIN Address City State Zip Birth Date

Death 

Date

State of 

Birth

Verify or 

Proof

State 

Death

Reporting

American InfoSource (AIS) 

Obituary and Probate

Death Master File Full 

(DMF-Full)

Department of Defense 

Death Data (DOD)

Department of State 

Death Data (DOS)

Electronic Verification of 

Vital Events Fact of Death 

(EVVE FOD)

Functionalities of Death Data Sources

The following comparison shows a list of functionalities that are available for each death data source.

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What is American InfoSource and what 

data does it provide?

American InfoSource (AIS) is a commercial 

global financial services company that provides 

obituary and probate death data. AIS Death 

Data includes information about deceased 

individuals from all 50 states. AIS gathers 

information from probate court records and 

published obituaries. Obituaries are obtained 

by AIS from over 3,000 funeral homes and 

thousands of newspapers; probate records are 

collected from the county courts.

What is the benefit of having an additional 

death data source?

The primary benefit to DNP users is that AIS 

provides additional death matches that might 

not be included in the Social Security 

Administration’s Death Master File (DMF) -

Public, which could allow earlier identification 

of ineligible payments. Also, additional matches 

for the same payment will give further insight 

for follow-up.

How do I gain access to the AIS Death 

Data?

Payments submitted to DNP via the Payment 

Automation Manager (PAM) are automatically 

vetted against the AIS Death Data. AIS Death 

Data is available to all users in Payments, but 

requires onboarding for Online Search, Batch 

Matching, Continuous Monitoring, and 

Application Programming Interface (API). 

Contact your Agency Lead or Agency Specialist 

to initiate this process.

How frequently is the AIS Death Data 

updated?

Updates occur weekly.

Where are potential matches against the AIS 

Death Data displayed?

Payment matches will display in the Payments 

module of the DNP Portal for adjudication. In the 

Payments Matched section of the page (Sources 

column), Obituary matches will display as “AISOBIT” and Probate matches will display as “AISPROB.” Agencies who onboard for Online Search, 

Batch Matching, or Continuous Monitoring will 

also see matches within these modules.

How much does the use of the AIS Death Data 

cost agencies? 

The AIS Death Data is available at no cost to 

agencies enrolled in DNP.

Will DNP stop a payment if there is a match 

against the AIS Death Data?

No. DNP does not stop payments. However, using 

AIS through the Batch Matching and Continuous 

Monitoring modules would help prevent payments 

during the pre-award/pre-payment phases of the 

payment lifecycle.

What if I don’t want to see the AIS matches in 

the Portal?

Your agency can apply Business Rules or 

Whitelisting to address these matches. To find out 

about how Business Rules and Whitelisting can 

help, please contact your Agency Lead or Agency 

Specialist.

What should I do if there is a discrepancy 

between AIS Death Data and the DMF?

Discrepancies between data sources require due 

diligence in order to properly adjudicate matches. 

For example, if an AIS match has a different date 

of death than the DMF match, your agency must 

determine which date is the accurate one. Follow 

the internal processes mandated by your agency.

Frequently Asked Questions

How To Fix Incorrect Data

DNP does not own the content 

within the AIS Death Data.

If a payee is incorrectly listed in AIS, 

visit the link below to fill out a data 

inquiry request:

https:/www.americaninfosource.com/contact-us/

deceased-data-inquiry

Important Links

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Data Correction Contacts

https://fiscal.treasury.gov/dnp/privacyprogram.html#data-correction-process

DNP Website

https://fiscal.treasury.gov/dnp/

FAQs

https://fiscal.treasury.gov/dnp/faqs.html
Agencies who onboard will see the AIS Death Data sources in Online Search.

Data Elements Returned in the DNP Portal

The following fields are displayed in the Portal when a payment is matched to the 

AIS data sources.

Field Description

Name The name of the deceased individual.

SSN/EIN/TIN

The Social Security Number (SSN), Employer Identification 

Number (EIN), or Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) of the 

deceased individual.

Address 1 Address of the deceased individual.

Address 2 Second line address of the deceased individual.

City The city of residence for the deceased individual.

State The state of residence for the deceased individual.

Zip The zip code of the residence for the deceased individual.

Birth Date The date of birth for the deceased individual.

Death Date The date of death for the deceased individual.

AIS in the DNP Portal

AIS Death Data—Obituary and AIS Death Data—Probate are in the 

available list of data sources on the Portal landing page. Click on the 

Payments Icon in the Portal to open the functionality.

On the Payments page, results will include any matches to the AIS Death 

Data.

Follow the normal adjudication procedures (see Payment Adjudication 

QRC).
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What is the Death Master File?

The Death Master File (DMF) from the Social Security 

Administration (SSA) is a data source that contains 

records of deaths reported to SSA. The deaths 

reported to SSA come from many sources, including 

family members, funeral homes, financial institutions, 

postal authorities, state information, and other 

federal agencies.

There are two versions of the DMF; DMF-Public and 

DMF-Full. The DMF-Public is provided by the 

Department of Commerce’s National Technical 

Information Service (NTIS) and does not contain state 

vital records, while the DMF-Full does contain state 

vital records. It is important to note that the SSA 

records are not a comprehensive record of all deaths 

in the country.

Does DNP have access to DMF-Full?

As of December 29, 2023, DNP has access to the

DMF-Full as a replacement for the DMF-Public.

DMF-Full is available in the DNP Portal for Online 

Search, Batch Matching, Continuous Monitoring, 

Application Programming Interface (API), and 

Payment Integration.

How do I gain access to the DMF-Full data 

source in the DNP Portal?

Any program that currently has access to DMF-Public 

in the DNP Portal, will automatically receive access to 

DMF-Full on December 29, 2023. All other users of 

the DNP Portal must request access for data source 

approval.

DNP compiled the content of this Quick Reference Card to provide answers to frequently asked questions related to the DMF. Content was compiled from: various websites, 

GAO reports, PIIA, Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021, Pub. L. No. 112-248, § 5, 126 Stat 2393, and the Social Security Act, 42 U.S.C. Section 405(r)(3)-(5). DNP does not 

own content listed within this data source.

If your agency disburses funds via the Treasury's 

Payment Automation Manager (PAM) system, then 

the PAM file will be matched against the DMF-Full 

through the DNP Portal during Payment Integration.

How did DNP gain access to the DMF-Full?

The Consolidation Appropriations Act, 2021—Title 

VIII-Access to Death Information Furnished to or 

Maintained by the SSA— states it provides 

information furnished to the SSA to the agency 

operating the DNP working system.

How much does the DMF-Full in the DNP Portal 

cost for agencies?

DMF-Full is available at no cost to agencies enrolled 

in DNP.

Will DNP stop a payment if there is a match 

against the DMF-Full in the DNP Portal?

No. DNP does not stop payments; however, contact 

your Agency Lead or Agency Specialist to discuss 

how to leverage DNP during the pre-award/prepayment phases of the payment lifecycle.

Can the DMF-Full file be downloaded from the 

DNP Portal?

No. You cannot download the DMF-Full file from 

the DNP Portal. Matches against the DMF-Full are 

displayed in the DNP Portal; however, matched 

records may be downloaded via an Excel 

spreadsheet.

Frequently Asked Questions

Important Links

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Data Correction Contacts

https://fiscal.treasury.gov/dnp/privacyprogram.html#data-correction-process

DNP Website

https://fiscal.treasury.gov/dnp/

FAQs

https://fiscal.treasury.gov/dnp/faqs.html

How frequently is the DMF-Full updated 

within the DNP Portal?

Updates for the DMF occur on a weekly basis. 

A full refresh of the data occurs annually.

To verify when the latest update is made to 

the DMF-Full in the Portal, you can hover 

your cursor over the name of the data 

source.
Data Elements Returned in the DNP Portal

The following fields are provided in the Portal when a payment is matched to the DMF-Full.

Field Description

Name Full name of the deceased individual.

SSN/EIN/TIN Social Security Number (SSN) / Employer Identification Number (EIN) / Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) of the 

deceased individual.

Birth Date Date of birth (MM/DD/YYYY) of the deceased individual.

Death Date Date of death (MM/DD/YYYY) of the deceased individual; may contain only the month and year of death records prior 

to 2000.

Verify or Proof

Verify - death has been reported by a family member or someone acting on behalf of the family of the deceased 

individual to the SSA.

Proof - a death certificate or other required information has been filed with the SSA.

N or [blank] - prior to using Verify or Proof codes, or fairly reliable source, but no information meeting Verify or Proof 

requirements.

How To Fix Incorrect Data

DNP does not own the content within the DMF. If a 

payee is incorrectly listed in the DMF, inquiries or data 

disputes must be conducted via the payee’s local Social 

Security office as soon as possible. To find the correct 

local office, contact the U.S. Social Security 

Administration at:

Phone: 800 772-1213 or visit

https://secure.ssa.gov/ICON/main.jsp
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What is Department of Defense Death 

Data?

The Department of Defense (DOD) Death Data 

provides information regarding confirmed or 

presumed deaths of United States military while 

abroad and at home.

What is the benefit of having an additional 

death data source?

The primary benefit to Do Not Pay (DNP) users 

is that DOD provides additional death matches 

that might not be included in the Social Security 

Administration’s Death Master File (DMF) -

Public, which could allow earlier identification 

of ineligible payments. Also, additional matches 

for the same payment will give further insight 

for follow-up.

How do I gain access to the DOD Death 

Data?

Payments submitted to DNP via the Payment 

Automation Manager (PAM) are automatically 

vetted against the DOD Death Data. DOD Death 

Data is available to all users in Payments, but 

requires onboarding for Online Search, Batch 

Matching, Continuous Monitoring, Application 

Programming Interface (API). Contact your 

Agency Lead or Agency Specialist to initiate this 

process.

How much does the use of the DOD Death 

Data cost agencies?

The DOD Death Data is available at no cost to 

agencies enrolled in DNP.

Where are potential matches against the DOD 

Death Data displayed?

Payment matches will display in the Payments 

module of the DNP Portal for adjudication. In the 

Payments Matched section of the page (Sources 

column), matches will display as “DOD.” Agencies 

who onboard for Online Search, Batch Matching, 

or Continuous Monitoring will also see matches 

within these modules.

Will DNP stop a payment if there is a match 

against the DOD Death Data?

No. DNP does not stop payments. However, using 

DOD through the Batch Matching and Continuous 

Monitoring modules would help prevent payments 

during the pre-award/pre-payment phases of the 

payment lifecycle.

What if I don’t want to see the DOD matches 

in the Portal?

Your agency can apply Business Rules or 

Whitelisting to address these matches. To find out 

about how Business Rules and Whitelisting can 

help, please contact your Agency Lead or Agency 

Specialist.

How frequently is the DOD Death Data 

updated?

Updates occur during the first week of each 

month.

Frequently Asked Questions

How To Fix Incorrect Data

DNP does not own the content within the DOD 

Death Data. If a payee is incorrectly listed in the 

DOD data, contact DOD at:

Email: dmdc.drshelpdesk@mail.mil

Important Links

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Data Correction Contacts

https://fiscal.treasury.gov/dnp/privacyprogram.html#data-correction-process

DNP Website

https://fiscal.treasury.gov/dnp/

FAQs

https://fiscal.treasury.gov/dnp/faqs.html

What should I do if there is a discrepancy 

between DOD Death Data and the DMF?

Discrepancies between data sources require due 

diligence in order to properly adjudicate 

matches. For example, if a DOD match has a 

different date of death than the DMF match, 

your agency must determine which date is the 

accurate one. Follow the internal processes 

mandated by your agency.
Agencies who onboard will see the DOD Death Data source in Online Search

Data Elements Returned in the DNP Portal

The following fields are displayed in the Portal when a payment is matched to the 

DOD data source.

Field Description

Name The name of the deceased individual.

SSN/EIN/TIN

The Social Security Number (SSN), Employer Identification 

Number (EIN), or Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) of the 

deceased individual.

Birth Date The date of birth for the deceased individual.

Death Date The date of death for the deceased individual.

DOD in the DNP Portal

DOD Death Data is in the available list of data sources on the Portal 

landing page. Click on the Payments icon in the Portal to open 

the functionality.

On the Payments page, results will include any matches to the DOD 

Death Data.

Follow the normal adjudication procedures (see Payment Adjudication 

QRC).
What is Department of State Death Data?

The Department of State (DOS) Death Data 

provides information regarding confirmed or 

presumed deaths of United States citizens while 

abroad. Data is provided by the Department of 

State’s Bureau of Consular Affairs (DOS CA) and 

originates from the American Citizen Services 

(ACS) system.

What is the benefit of having an additional 

death data source?

The primary benefit to Do Not Pay (DNP) users 

is that DOS provides additional death matches 

that might not be included in the Social Security 

Administration’s Death Master File (DMF) -

Public, which could allow earlier identification 

of ineligible payments. Also, additional matches 

for the same payment will give further insight 

for follow-up.

How do I gain access to the DOS Death 

Data?

Payments submitted to DNP via the Payment 

Automation Manager (PAM) are automatically 

vetted against the DOS Death Data. DOS Death 

Data is available to all users in Payments, but 

requires onboarding for Online Search, Batch 

Matching, Continuous Monitoring and 

Application Programming Interface (API). 

Contact your Agency Lead or Agency Specialist 

to initiate this process.

How much does the use of the DOS Death 

Data cost agencies?

The DOS Death Data is available at no cost to 

agencies enrolled in DNP.

Where are potential matches against the DOS 

Death Data displayed?

Payment matches will display in the Payments 

module of the DNP Portal for adjudication. In the 

Payments Matched section of the page (Sources 

column), matches will display as “DOS.” Agencies 

who onboard for Online Search, Batch Matching, 

or Continuous Monitoring will also see matches 

within these modules.

Will DNP stop a payment if there is a match 

against the DOS Death Data?

No. DNP does not stop payments. However, using 

DOS through the Batch Matching and Continuous 

Monitoring modules would help prevent payments 

during the pre-award/pre-payment phases of the 

payment lifecycle.

What if I don’t want to see the DOS matches 

in the Portal?

Your agency can apply Business Rules or 

Whitelisting to address these matches. To find out 

about how Business Rules and Whitelisting can 

help, please contact your Agency Lead or Agency 

Specialist.

How frequently is the DOS Death Data 

updated?

Updates occur monthly, on the 11th of each 

month.

What should I do if there is a discrepancy 

between DOS Death Data and the DMF?

Discrepancies between data sources requires due 

diligence in order to properly adjudicate matches. 

For example, if a DOS match has a different date 

of death than the DMF match, your agency must 

determine which date is the accurate one. Follow 

the internal processes mandated by your agency.

Frequently Asked Questions

How To Fix Incorrect Data

DNP does not own the content within the DOS 

Death Data. If a payee is incorrectly listed in the 

DOS data, contact DOS at:

Email: OCSSystemsLiaison@state.gov

Important Links

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Data Correction Contacts

https://fiscal.treasury.gov/dnp/privacyprogram.html#data-correction-process

DNP Website

https://fiscal.treasury.gov/dnp/

FAQs

https://fiscal.treasury.gov/dnp/faqs.html

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Agencies who onboard will see the DOS Death Data source in Online Search.

Data Elements Returned in the DNP Portal

The following fields are displayed in the Portal when a payment is matched to the 

DOS data source.

Field Description

Name The name of the deceased individual.

SSN/EIN/TIN

The Social Security Number (SSN), Employer Identification 

Number (EIN), or Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) of the 

deceased individual.

Birth Date The date of birth for the deceased individual.

Death Date The date of death for the deceased individual.

DOS in the DNP Portal

DOS Death Data is now in the available list of data sources on the Portal 

landing page. Click on the Payments icon in the Portal to open the 

functionality.

On the Payments page, results will include any matches to the DOS 

Death Data.

Follow the normal adjudication procedures (see Payment Adjudication 

QRC).
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How do I gain access to EVVE FOD in the DNP 

Portal?

Agencies must apply and be approved to access 

EVVE FOD in the DNP Portal. Contact your Agency 

Lead or Agency Specialist for more information.

What does a match against the EVVE FOD data 

source mean?

A match against EVVE FOD means a death certificate 

is on file with the reporting jurisdiction.

Will EVVE FOD provide a copy of a match death 

certificate?

No. Matches against EVVE FOD confirms a death 

certificate is on file but does not display the death 

certificate.

Will DNP stop a payment if there is an EVVE 

FOD confirmation?

No. DNP does not stop payments. However, using 

EVVE FOD through Online Search would help prevent 

payments during the pre-award/pre-payment 

phases of the payment lifecycle.

Which states do not have death record 

information in EVVE FOD?

The states that currently do not have death record 

information in EVVE FOD are Hawaii, Virginia, New 

Jersey, New Hampshire, New York, North Carolina, 

Pennsylvania, and Texas. All other states are 

participating jurisdictions (including Washington DC 

and Puerto Rico).

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Electronic Verification of Vital 

Events Fact of Death?

The Electronic Verification of Vital Events Fact of 

Death (EVVE FOD) is a data service from the 

National Association for Public Health Statistics 

and Information Systems (NAPHSIS). It contains 

information to verify identities by matching 

against death record databases of vital records 

offices in participating jurisdictions.

Protecting Identity

Vital records offices register births and deaths 

and issue certified copies of birth and death 

certificates for legal and administrative 

purposes. At some point, each of us will need to 

use a birth certificate to prove our identity. Vital 

records offices provide these legal documents to 

you through a careful and secure process that 

helps prevent identity theft and other fraudulent 

acts.

How does DNP help my agency with this 

data service?

The EVVE FOD data service is available in the Do 

Not Pay (DNP) Portal for Online Search 

functionality. By verifying eligibility prior to 

awarding a grant or issuing a payment, you will 

help your agency reduce these types of 

improper payments.

Is there a cost for using EVVE FOD?

No. EVVE FOD is available at no cost to agencies 

enrolled in DNP.

For which module is EVVE FOD available in the 

DNP Portal?

The EVVE FOD data service is available in Online 

Search.

Why is there a delay with EVVE FOD match 

results returning in the DNP Portal?

Because the EVVE FOD comprises of many different 

participating jurisdictions, a search may take up to 

ten seconds or more to display match results.

What should I do if there is a discrepancy 

between EVVE FOD data and other DNP Death 

data sources?

Discrepancies between data sources require due 

diligence in order to properly adjudicate matches. 

For example, if EVVE FOD information has a 

different date of death than the Death Master File 

(DMF) or any of the other death data sources 

available in the DNP Portal, your agency must 

determine which date is the accurate one. Follow 

the internal processes mandated by your agency.

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Field Description

SSN The Social Security Number (SSN) of the deceased individual.

First Name The first name of the deceased individual.

Middle Name The middle name of the deceased individual.

Last Name The last name of the deceased individual.

Birthdate The date of birth for the deceased individual.

Death Date The date of death for the deceased individual.

State Reporting Death The state that reported the death of the deceased individual.

State of Birth The state of birth for the deceased individual.

Registration Date The date of when the death was registered.

EVVE FOD Possible Data Elements

Important Links

NAPHSIS | Electronic Verification of 

Vital Events Fact of Death (EVVE FOD)

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Data Correction Contacts

https://fiscal.treasury.gov/dnp/privacyprogram.html#data-correction-process

DNP Website

https://fiscal.treasury.gov/dnp/

FAQs

https://fiscal.treasury.gov/dnp/faqs.html

What does the “Jurisdictions unavailable” box in the 

Match Results page mean?

One or more participating jurisdictions may be unavailable 

at the time of your search. You may want to perform the 

search at a later time when these jurisdictions become 

available in order to have a more accurate search result.

What kind of information does a match in the DNP 

Portal return?

When conducting searches, the DNP Portal returns the 

data elements listed in the data element chart.

What is the “updated on” date?

EVVE FOD data is updated on an ongoing basis as 

participating states and jurisdictions provide updates. DNP 

will provide the most up-to-date data from EVVE FOD.

Frequently Asked Questions

Agencies who onboard will see the EVVE FOD Death Data source in Online Search.
How To Fix Incorrect Data

DNP does not own the content within EVVE FOD. If a payee is incorrectly listed in EVVE FOD data, find your 

relevant jurisdiction below and use the respective contact.

Jurisdiction Name Email

ALABAMA Nicole Henderson nicole.henderson@adph.state.al.us

ALASKA Rebecca Topol rebecca.topol@alaska.gov

AMERICAN SAMOA Leslie Tua l.tua@asdhs.as.gov

ARIZONA Krystal Colburn krystal.colburn@azdhs.gov

ARKANSAS Howraa Al-Mousawi howraa.al-mousawi@arkansas.gov

CALIFORNIA Romeo Amian romeo.amian@cdph.ca.gov

COLORADO Alex Quintana alex.quintana@state.co.us

CONNECTICUT Elizabeth Frugale elizabeth.frugale@ct.gov

DELAWARE Maridelle Dizon maridelle.dizon@delaware.gov

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Sylvia Luna sylvia.luna@dc.gov

FLORIDA Gary Sammet gary.sammet@flhealth.gov

GEORGIA Christopher Harrison christopher.harrison@dph.ga.gov

GUAM Christine Baza christine.baza@dphss.guam.gov

GUAM Maria Quinata maria.quinata@dphss.guam.gov

HAWAII Jean Luka jean.luka@doh.hawaii.edu

IDAHO Jeremy Peterson jeremy.peterson@dhw.idaho.gov

ILLINOIS Nadine O'Leary nadine.oleary@illinois.gov

INDIANA Mary Bradley mbradley2@health.in.gov

IOWA Melissa Bird melissa.bird@idph.iowa.gov

KANSAS Kay Haug kay.haug@ks.gov

KENTUCKY Christina Stewart christina.stewart@ky.gov

LOUISIANA Nadine Smith nadine.smith@la.gov

MAINE Kim Haggan kim.e.haggan@maine.gov

MARYLAND Monique Wilson monique.wilson@maryland.gov

MASSACHUSETTS Dean DiMartino dean.dimartino@state.ma.us

MICHIGAN Jeffrey Duncan duncanj11@michigan.gov

MINNESOTA Molly Crawford molly.crawford@state.mn.us

MISSISSIPPI Judy Moulder judy.moulder@msdh.ms.gov

MISSOURI Dylan Bryant dylan.bryant@health.mo.gov

MONTANA Karin Ferlicka kferlicka@mt.gov

Jurisdiction Name Email

NEBRASKA Sarah Bohnenkamp sarah.bohnenkamp@nebraska.gov

NEVADA Julie Kotchevar jukotchevar@dhhs.nv.gov

NEW HAMPSHIRE Kristin Kenniston kristin.kenniston@sos.nh.gov

NEW JERSEY Yamileth Hernandez yamileth.hernandez-moscoso@doh.nj.gov

NEW MEXICO Renee Valencia renee.valencia1@state.nm.us

NEW YORK CITY Jessica Borrelli jborrell@health.nyc.gov

NEW YORK CITY Maya Feldman mfeldma1@health.nyc.gov

NORTH CAROLINA Joseph Watkins joseph.watkins@dhhs.nc.gov

NORTH CAROLINA Terra Ankrah terra.ankrah@dhhs.nc.gov

NORTH DAKOTA Darin Meschke dmeschke@nd.gov

NORTHERN MARIANAS Wlibert Rospel wilbert.rospel@vs-cnmi.org

OHIO Devon Priddle devon.priddle@odh.ohio.gov

OKLAHOMA Kelly Baker kellyb@health.ok.gov

OREGON Karen Rangan karen.l.rangan@dhsoha.state.or.us

PENNSYLVANIA Lisa Hasselbrook lhasselbro@pa.gov

PUERTO RICO Maria Juiz mjuiz@salud.gov.pr.gov

RHODE ISLAND Roseann Giorgianni roseann.giorgianni@health.ri.gov

SOUTH CAROLINA Caleb Cox coxcn@dhec.sc.gov

SOUTH DAKOTA Mariah Pokorny mariah.pokorny@state.sd.us

TENNESSEE Alyson Holland

Gray Bishop

alyson.holland@tn.gov

gray. bishop@tn.gov

UTAH Linda S. Wininger lindaw@utah.gov

VERMONT Cynthia Hooley cynthia.hooley@vermont.gov

VIRGIN ISLANDS Lorraine Matthew lorraine.benjamin-matthew@doh.vi.gov

VIRGINIA Seth Austin seth.austin@vdh.virginia.gov

WASHINGTON Katie Hutchinson katie.hutchinson@doh.wa.gov

WEST VIRGINIA Matthew Wickert matthew.r.wickert@wv.gov

WISCONSIN Lynette Childs lynette.childs@dhs.wisconsin.gov

WYOMING Guy Beaudoin guy.beaudoin@wyo.gov

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