Me, 
Until this past year, due to budget cuts, there were BIP's scattered around the state. It's my understanding that those programs who relied primarily on the state funding are going out of business. Some programs will continue do to the use of other funding. For example, the local tribe here had the state grant for BIP and served all (native and non-Native) court ordered and voluntary perpetrators. Instead of closing it down when the state BIP money is gone, the tribe is considering funding it with tribal funds and to supplement it with billing to the perpetrators. 
Anger management does NOT work with batterers. Even the BIP program requires intense follow-up and safety checks with the victims.