Per capita by states on substance abuse:
Alabama, $277
Alaska, $532
Arizona, $205
Arkansas, $206
California, $340
Colorado, $217
Connecticut, $267
Delaware, $500
District of Columbia, $812
Florida, $215
Georgia, $210
Hawaii, $368
Idaho, $196
Illinois, $239
Iowa, $257
Kansas, $223
Kentucky, $245
Louisiana, $243
Maryland, $253
Massachusetts, $442
Michigan, $282
Minnesota, $433
Mississippi, $178
Missouri, $254
Montana, $291
Nebraska, $176
Nevada, $282
New Jersey, $252
New Mexico, $271
New York, $478
North Dakota, $155
Ohio, $263
Oklahoma, $213
Oregon, $278
Pennsylvania, $292
Puerto Rico, $235
Rhode Island, $303
South Carolina, $158
South Dakota, $176
Tennessee, $173
Utah, $242
Vermont, $229
Virginia, $267
Washington, $269
West Virginia, $187
Wisconsin, $273
Wyoming, $240
State Average, $299
Note: Indiana, Maine, New Hampshire, North Carolina and Texas did not provide complete information for the study and are not included in this list. An estimate of their substance abuse spending is $13.7 billion, which added to the figures from the 47 listed jurisdictions totals $81.3 billion.
Source: National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University.