This report presents and analyzes the results of the State Alcohol and Drug Abuse Profile data for the states' 1985 fiscal year (FY). Included is information from the 50 states, the District of Columbia, Guam, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. Highlights, an executive summary, an introduction, and a section on the study purpose and methodology are included. The section on funding examines financial expenditures by state and funding source and by type of program activity. The section on client admissions to alcohol and drug treatment services describes client admissions to alcohol treatments, admission to drug abuse treatments, and comparisons of client admissions data for FY 1984 and FY 1985. The next two sections concern the availability of treatment-related data by state and the top three policy issues from a state alcohol and drug agency perspective: (1) prevention and education services; (2) services for children and adolescents; and (3) public and private health insurance issues. A section on major unmet needs in FY 1985 examines the areas of youth and women, other special populations, detoxification services, and staff positions and salaries. The final section identifies significant changes in alcohol and/or drug prevention and treatment services in FY 1985 and in the areas of changes in financial resources, intoxicated driver legislation and services, prevention programs and services, changes in services for women, client and drug use trends, and other significant developments. Appendices include a glossary of terms, and state narrative reports on major unmet needs and on significant changes in services during FY 1985. Twenty-three statistical exhibits are included. (NB)