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North Dakota Substance Abuse Data

Prevention research has illustrated the importance of using data to guide efforts in making a positive change. This assessment process involves the gathering and examination of data related to substance use and related consequences, community climate, environment and infrastructure/resources.

Based on the assessment of need, resources and readiness, we are able to pinpoint what the problems are in our state and community and identify prevention priorities on which to focus our efforts.

Substance Use North Dakota (SUND) Data Website ›

Data Briefs

Underage Drinking in North Dakota (2016)

Non-Medical Use of Prescription Drugs in North Dakota (2016)

Youth Marijuana Use in North Dakota (2016)

Tobacco Product Use in North Dakota (2016)


North Dakota Alcohol and Crime – Underage Youth (2015)

North Dakota Alcohol and Crime – Adults (2015)

Substance Use and Mental Illness – in North Dakota Adults (2015)

Underage Drinking in North Dakota (2013)

Adult Binge Drinking: a Culture of Drinking and Driving (2013)

Prescription Drug Abuse Is a Growing Problem (2013)

Data Booklets

These North Dakota Data Booklets tell the story of substance use and behavioral health in the state. The data paint a picture that can help guide prevention efforts.

Substance Use in North Dakota

Behavioral Health in North Dakota 2021

Substance Use in North Dakota 2019

Substance Use in North Dakota PowerPoint 2019

Substance Use in North Dakota2017

Substance Use in North Dakota2013

Substance Use in North Dakota2009-2011

ND Cares

ND Cares Military Data BookFall 2018

ND Cares Military Data Book 2017-2018

ND Cares Military Data Book 2014-2015

Epidemiological Profiles: Alcohol, Tobacco, and Illicit Drug Consumption and Consequences in North Dakota

The state epidemiological profiles are created to serve as a reference document for state and community prevention practitioners, summarizing the available state-level data regarding alcohol, tobacco and drug abuse.

2020 ND Epidemiological Profile

2018 ND Epidemiological Profile

2016 ND Epidemiological Profile

2016 ND Mini Epidemiological Profile - Binge Drinking

2016 ND Mini Epidemiological Profile - Underage Drinking

2015 ND Epidemiological Profile

2012 ND Epidemiological Profile

2010 ND Epidemiological Profile

2009 ND Epidemiological Profile

2008 ND Epidemiological Profile

2007 ND Epidemiological Profile

Community Readiness Survey (CRS)

The Community Readiness Model is an evidence-based method for assessing the level of readiness of a community to develop and implement prevention programming.

  • 2019 North Dakota Community Readiness Survey

  • 2017 North Dakota Community Readiness Survey

  • 2015 North Dakota Community Readiness Survey

  • 2008 State Community Readiness Report

    • Region 1 Community Readiness Survey Results

    • Region 2 Community Readiness Survey Results

    • Region 3 Community Readiness Survey Results

    • Region 4 Community Readiness Survey Results

    • Region 5 Community Readiness Survey Results

    • Region 6 Community Readiness Survey Results

    • Region 7 Community Readiness Survey Results

    • Region 8 Community Readiness Survey Results

  • 2008 CRS Fact Sheet

Young Adult Survey

North Dakota Survey of Young Adults (2020)

North Dakota Survey of Young Adults (2018)

North Dakota Survey of Young Adults(2016)

State Epidemiological Outcomes Workgroup (SEOW)

State Epidemiological Outcomes Workgroups (SEOWs) are groups of data experts and prevention stakeholders responsible for bringing data on substance abuse and related behavioral problems to the forefront of the prevention planning process.

The mission of the North Dakota SEOW is to identify, analyze and communicate key substance abuse and related behavioral health data to guide programs, policies and practices.

ND's SEOW has built a broad representation of diverse partners and continues to provide leadership in identifying data needs. See partner representation below:

Boys & Girls Club of the Three Affiliated Tribes

Center for Rural Health, University of North Dakota

Department of Corrections & Rehabilitation

Department of Health

Department of Human Services

Department of Public Instruction

Department of Transportation

Highway Patrol

Information Technology Department

Mental Health America of North Dakota

North Dakota State University

NDSU Extension

North Dakota Students Against Destructive Decisions

North Dakota University System

Office of the Attorney General

Office of the State Tax Commissioner

Spirit Lake Sioux Tribe

Standing Rock Sioux Tribe

Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians, Turtle Mountain Community College

Wyoming Survey & Analysis Center, University of Wyoming

The North Dakota Department of Human Services' Behavioral Health Division initiated the SEOW network in 2006. The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) is the primary federal funder for state-level substance abuse prevention infrastructures.

Other Data Resources

Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System

Crime in North Dakota

National Survey on Drug Use and Health

North Dakota Traffic Crash Data

Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System

ND Prevention Resource and Media Center
1237 W. Divide Ave. Suite 1D
Bismarck, ND 58501

701-328-8919 | ndprmc@nd.gov

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