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H0395.....................................................by APPROPRIATIONS APPROPRIATIONS - Appropriates additional moneys to the public schools, state agencies and institutions to provide a one-time salary increase to school district employees, state agency employees and state institution employees, upon certain events occurring. 03/29 House intro - 1st rdg - to printing 03/30 Rpt prt - to 2nd rdg 03/31 2nd rdg - to 3rd rdg Rls susp - PASSED - 52-18-0 AYES -- Anderson, Andrus, Barraclough, Barrett, Bastian, Bayer, Bedke, Bell, Bilbao(Reynoldson), Black, Block, Bolz, Bradford, Cannon, Chadderdon, Clark, Collins, Crow, Deal, Denney, Edmunson, Ellsworth, Eskridge, Field(18), Field(23), Garrett, Hart, Henderson, Kemp, Lake, LeFavour, Loertscher, Mathews, McKague, Moyle, Nielsen, Nonini, Raybould, Ring, Roberts, Rusche, Rydalch, Sali, Shepherd(8), Shirley, Skippen, Smith(24), Snodgrass, Stevenson, Wills, Wood, Mr. Speaker NAYS -- Boe, Harwood, Henbest, Jaquet, Jones, Martinez, McGeachin, Miller, Mitchell, Pasley-Stuart, Pence, Ringo, Sayler, Schaefer, Shepherd(2), Smith(30), Smylie, Trail Absent and excused -- None Floor Sponsor - Bell Title apvd - to Senate 04/01 Senate intro - 1st rdg - to Fin 04/04 Rpt out - rec d/p - to 2nd rdg Rls susp - PASSED - 21-12-2 AYES -- Brandt, Broadsword, Bunderson, Burtenshaw, Cameron, Corder, Darrington, Davis, Fulcher(Fulcher), Geddes, Goedde, Hill, Jorgenson, Keough, Little, Lodge, McGee, McKenzie, Pearce, Richardson, Sweet NAYS -- Burkett, Coiner, Compton, Gannon, Kelly, Langhorst, Malepeai, Marley, Schroeder, Stegner, Stennett, Werk Absent and excused -- Andreason, Williams Floor Sponsor - Cameron Title apvd - to House 04/05 To enrol - Rpt enrol - Sp signed 04/06 Pres signed - To Governor 04/14 Governor signed Session Law Chapter 398 Effective: 07/01/05
]]]] LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF IDAHO ]]]] Fifty-eighth Legislature First Regular Session - 2005IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES HOUSE BILL NO. 395 BY APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE 1 AN ACT 2 RELATING TO APPROPRIATIONS; APPROPRIATING ADDITIONAL MONEYS FOR FISCAL YEAR 3 2006 TO PUBLIC SCHOOLS, STATE AGENCIES, AND STATE INSTITUTIONS FOR A TEM- 4 PORARY SALARY INCREASE FOR EMPLOYEES, CONTINGENT UPON THE ENDING BALANCE 5 OF THE GENERAL FUND; DIRECTING THE DISTRIBUTION OF MONEYS BY THE SUPERIN- 6 TENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION; ADOPTING THE GOVERNOR'S RECOMMENDATION FOR 7 SALARY INCREASES; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE FOR SALARY INCREASES FOR 8 STATE EMPLOYEES AND STATE INSTITUTION EMPLOYEES. 9 Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the State of Idaho: 10 SECTION 1. A one-time salary increase for public school employees, state 11 employees and state institution employees will be provided contingent upon the 12 ending balance of the General Fund. If the State Controller certifies to the 13 Secretary of State that the unexpended and unencumbered balance of the General 14 Fund on June 30, 2005, exceeded $124,000,000, then, in addition to any other 15 appropriation provided by law, there is hereby appropriated to public schools, 16 state agencies and state institutions the following amounts to be expended for 17 the designated programs for personnel costs only from the listed funds for the 18 period July 1, 2005, through June 30, 2006: 19 TOTAL 20 (1) PUBLIC SCHOOLS 21 EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT PROGRAM/ 22 DIVISION OF OPERATIONS: 23 FROM: 24 General Fund $ 8,234,700 25 (2) STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION 26 AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH AND EXTENSION SERVICE: 27 FROM: 28 General Fund $ 229,600 29 (3) STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION 30 COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITIES: 31 FROM: 32 General Fund $ 2,376,400 33 (4) STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION 34 COMMUNITY COLLEGE SUPPORT: 35 FROM: 36 General Fund $ 139,900 37 (5) STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION 38 IDAHO SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF AND THE BLIND 39 I. CAMPUS OPERATIONS: 40 FROM: 41 General Fund $ 40,100 42 II. OUTREACH SERVICES: 43 FROM: 2 1 TOTAL 2 General Fund $ 17,700 3 TOTAL $ 57,800 4 (6) STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION 5 OFFICE OF THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION: 6 FROM: 7 General Fund $ 11,400 8 Federal Grant Fund 3,300 9 TOTAL $ 14,700 10 (7) STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION 11 HEALTH EDUCATION PROGRAMS 12 I. WOI VETERINARY EDUCATION: 13 FROM: 14 General Fund $ 4,500 15 II. WWAMI MEDICAL EDUCATION: 16 FROM: 17 General Fund $ 6,600 18 III. IDEP DENTAL EDUCATION: 19 FROM: 20 General Fund $ 2,000 21 Unrestricted Current Fund 1,000 22 SUBTOTAL $ 3,000 23 IV. FAMILY PRACTICE RESIDENCIES: 24 FROM: 25 General Fund $ 4,000 26 TOTAL $ 18,100 27 (8) STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION 28 IDAHO STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY 29 I. HISTORIC PRESERVATION AND EDUCATION: 30 FROM: 31 General Fund $ 11,500 32 Miscellaneous Revenue Fund 1,000 33 Federal Grant Fund 7,000 34 SUBTOTAL $ 19,500 35 II. HISTORIC SITE MAINTENANCE AND INTERPRETATION: 36 FROM: 37 General Fund $ 1,500 38 Miscellaneous Revenue Fund 1,400 39 SUBTOTAL $ 2,900 40 TOTAL $ 22,400 41 (9) STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION 42 STATE LIBRARY BOARD: 43 FROM: 44 General Fund $ 15,400 45 Federal Grant Fund 2,100 46 TOTAL $ 17,500 47 (10) STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION 48 DIVISION OF PROFESSIONAL-TECHNICAL EDUCATION 49 I. STATE LEADERSHIP AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE: 50 FROM: 51 General Fund $ 14,500 52 Federal Grant Fund 2,900 53 SUBTOTAL $ 17,400 54 II. GENERAL PROGRAMS: 55 FROM: 3 1 TOTAL 2 General Fund $ 1,900 3 Federal Grant Fund 1,400 4 SUBTOTAL $ 3,300 5 III. POSTSECONDARY PROGRAMS: 6 FROM: 7 General Fund $267,400 8 IV. CAREER INFORMATION SYSTEM: 9 FROM: 10 General Fund $ 1,600 11 Miscellaneous Revenue Fund 2,100 12 Federal Grant Fund 700 13 SUBTOTAL $ 4,400 14 TOTAL $ 292,500 15 (11) STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION 16 EDUCATIONAL PUBLIC BROADCASTING SYSTEM: 17 FROM: 18 General Fund $ 7,900 19 Miscellaneous Revenue Fund 7,500 20 TOTAL $ 15,400 21 (12) STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION 22 SPECIAL PROGRAMS 23 I. FOREST UTILIZATION RESEARCH: 24 FROM: 25 General Fund $ 4,500 26 II. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY: 27 FROM: 28 General Fund $ 7,000 29 III. MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY: 30 FROM: 31 General Fund $ 4,400 32 IV. SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CENTERS: 33 FROM: 34 General Fund $ 2,900 35 V. IDAHO COUNCIL FOR ECONOMIC EDUCATION: 36 FROM: 37 General Fund $ 500 38 VI. TECHHELP: 39 FROM: 40 General Fund $ 1,600 41 TOTAL $ 20,900 42 (13) SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION/ 43 STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION: 44 FROM: 45 General Fund $ 25,400 46 Indirect Cost Recovery Fund 3,300 47 Driver's Education Fund 1,200 48 Public Instruction Fund 3,100 49 Miscellaneous Revenue Fund 700 50 Federal Grant Fund 27,700 51 TOTAL $ 61,400 52 (14) STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION 53 VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION 54 I. COMMUNITY SUPPORTED EMPLOYMENT: 55 FROM: 4 1 TOTAL 2 General Fund $ 800 3 II. VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION: 4 FROM: 5 General Fund $ 13,300 6 Federal Grant Fund 48,900 7 SUBTOTAL $ 62,200 8 TOTAL $ 63,000 9 (15) DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND WELFARE 10 CHILD WELFARE: 11 To be deposited into the Cooperative Welfare Fund 12 FROM: 13 Cooperative Welfare Fund (General) $163,300 14 Cooperative Welfare Fund (Federal) 28,900 15 TOTAL $ 192,200 16 (16) DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND WELFARE 17 SERVICES FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED 18 I. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITY SERVICES: 19 To be deposited into the Cooperative Welfare Fund 20 FROM: 21 Cooperative Welfare Fund (General) $ 46,700 22 Cooperative Welfare Fund (Federal) 28,000 23 SUBTOTAL $ 74,700 24 II. IDAHO STATE SCHOOL AND HOSPITAL: 25 To be deposited into the Cooperative Welfare Fund 26 FROM: 27 Cooperative Welfare Fund (General) $ 45,100 28 Cooperative Welfare Fund (Federal) 108,300 29 SUBTOTAL $153,400 30 TOTAL $ 228,100 31 (17) DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND WELFARE 32 INDEPENDENT COUNCILS 33 I. COUNCIL FOR THE DEAF AND HARD OF HEARING: 34 To be deposited into the Cooperative Welfare Fund 35 FROM: 36 Cooperative Welfare Fund (General) $ 1,000 37 Cooperative Welfare Fund (Federal) 200 38 SUBTOTAL $ 1,200 39 II. DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES COUNCIL: 40 To be deposited into the Cooperative Welfare Fund 41 FROM: 42 Cooperative Welfare Fund (General) $ 3,100 43 III. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE COUNCIL: 44 FROM: 45 Domestic Violence Project Fund $ 2,700 46 TOTAL $ 7,000 47 (18) DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND WELFARE 48 INDIRECT SUPPORT SERVICES: 49 To be deposited into the Cooperative Welfare Fund 50 FROM: 51 Cooperative Welfare Fund (General) $ 98,800 52 Cooperative Welfare Fund (Federal) 80,900 53 TOTAL $ 179,700 54 (19) DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND WELFARE 55 MEDICAL ASSISTANCE SERVICES: 5 1 TOTAL 2 To be deposited into the Cooperative Welfare Fund 3 FROM: 4 Cooperative Welfare Fund (General) $ 49,800 5 Idaho Health Insurance Access Card Fund 700 6 Cooperative Welfare Fund (Federal) 90,000 7 TOTAL $ 140,500 8 (20) DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND WELFARE 9 PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITALIZATION 10 I. STATE HOSPITAL NORTH: 11 To be deposited into the Cooperative Welfare Fund 12 FROM: 13 Cooperative Welfare Fund (General) $ 42,900 14 II. STATE HOSPITAL SOUTH: 15 To be deposited into the Cooperative Welfare Fund 16 FROM: 17 Cooperative Welfare Fund (General) $130,300 18 TOTAL $ 173,200 19 (21) DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND WELFARE 20 MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES 21 I. CHILDREN'S MENTAL HEALTH: 22 To be deposited into the Cooperative Welfare Fund 23 FROM: 24 Cooperative Welfare Fund (General) $ 36,900 25 Cooperative Welfare Fund (Federal) 6,500 26 SUBTOTAL $ 43,400 27 II. COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES: 28 To be deposited into the Cooperative Welfare Fund 29 FROM: 30 Cooperative Welfare Fund (General) $ 91,200 31 Cooperative Welfare Fund (Federal) 15,200 32 SUBTOTAL $106,400 33 TOTAL $ 149,800 34 (22) DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND WELFARE 35 PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES 36 I. PHYSICAL HEALTH SERVICES: 37 To be deposited into the Cooperative Welfare Fund 38 FROM: 39 Cooperative Welfare Fund (General) $ 66,400 40 Cooperative Welfare Fund (Federal) 4,200 41 SUBTOTAL $ 70,600 42 II. EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES: 43 To be deposited into the Cooperative Welfare Fund 44 FROM: 45 Cooperative Welfare Fund (General) $ 5,900 46 Emergency Medical Services Fund 9,700 47 SUBTOTAL $ 15,600 48 III. LABORATORY SERVICES: 49 To be deposited into the Cooperative Welfare Fund 50 FROM: 51 Cooperative Welfare Fund (General) $ 16,400 52 IV. SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES: 53 To be deposited into the Cooperative Welfare Fund 54 FROM: 55 Cooperative Welfare Fund (General) $ 6,700 6 1 TOTAL 2 TOTAL $ 109,300 3 (23) DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND WELFARE 4 DIVISION OF WELFARE 5 SELF-RELIANCE PROGRAMS: 6 To be deposited into the Cooperative Welfare Fund 7 FROM: 8 Cooperative Welfare Fund (General) $121,900 9 Cooperative Welfare Fund (Federal) 149,000 10 TOTAL $ 270,900 11 (24) STATE INDEPENDENT LIVING COUNCIL: 12 FROM: 13 General Fund $ 1,200 14 (25) PUBLIC HEALTH DISTRICTS: 15 To be deposited into the Public Health Trust Fund 16 FROM: 17 Public Health Trust Fund (General) $ 70,200 18 (26) DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION 19 SUPPORT DIVISION 20 SUPPORT SERVICES: 21 FROM: 22 General Fund $ 40,900 23 Parolee Supervision Fund 600 24 Miscellaneous Revenue Fund 1,100 25 Federal Grant Fund 500 26 TOTAL $ 43,100 27 (27) DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION 28 OPERATIONS DIVISION 29 I. OPERATIONS ADMINISTRATION: 30 FROM: 31 General Fund $ 3,800 32 II. OFFENDER PROGRAMS: 33 FROM: 34 General Fund $ 4,900 35 Federal Grant Fund 3,100 36 SUBTOTAL $ 8,000 37 III. COMMUNITY SUPERVISION: 38 FROM: 39 General Fund $ 88,000 40 Parolee Supervision Fund 21,700 41 Federal Grant Fund 200 42 SUBTOTAL $109,900 43 IV. COMMUNITY WORK CENTERS: 44 FROM: 45 General Fund $ 21,800 46 Inmate Labor Fund 1,400 47 SUBTOTAL $ 23,200 48 V. IDAHO STATE CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION - BOISE: 49 FROM: 50 General Fund $131,700 51 Miscellaneous Revenue Fund 2,800 52 Federal Grant Fund 500 53 SUBTOTAL $135,000 54 VI. IDAHO CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION - OROFINO: 55 FROM: 7 1 TOTAL 2 General Fund $ 49,600 3 Inmate Labor Fund 4,700 4 Miscellaneous Revenue Fund 900 5 SUBTOTAL $ 55,200 6 VII. NORTH IDAHO CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION - COTTONWOOD: 7 FROM: 8 General Fund $ 25,600 9 Miscellaneous Revenue Fund 200 10 SUBTOTAL $ 25,800 11 VIII. SOUTH IDAHO CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION - BOISE: 12 FROM: 13 General Fund $ 44,200 14 Inmate Labor Fund 6,500 15 Miscellaneous Revenue Fund 200 16 Federal Grant Fund 400 17 SUBTOTAL $ 51,300 18 IX. IDAHO MAXIMUM SECURITY INSTITUTION - BOISE: 19 FROM: 20 General Fund $ 60,700 21 Miscellaneous Revenue Fund 700 22 SUBTOTAL $ 61,400 23 X. ST. ANTHONY WORK CAMP: 24 FROM: 25 General Fund $ 13,000 26 Inmate Labor Fund 1,400 27 SUBTOTAL $ 14,400 28 XI. POCATELLO WOMEN'S CORRECTIONAL CENTER: 29 FROM: 30 General Fund $ 32,400 31 Inmate Labor Fund 1,600 32 Miscellaneous Revenue Fund 1,600 33 SUBTOTAL $ 35,600 34 XII. SOUTH BOISE WOMEN'S CORRECTIONAL CENTER: 35 FROM: 36 General Fund $ 7,000 37 TOTAL $ 530,600 38 (28) DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION 39 COMMISSION FOR PARDONS AND PAROLE: 40 FROM: 41 General Fund $ 11,300 42 (29) JUDICIAL BRANCH 43 I. SUPREME COURT: 44 FROM: 45 General Fund $ 19,900 46 Federal Grant Fund 300 47 SUBTOTAL $ 20,200 48 II. LAW LIBRARY: 49 FROM: 50 General Fund $ 1,900 51 III. DISTRICT COURTS: 52 FROM: 53 General Fund $ 23,100 54 ISTARS Technology Fund 500 55 SUBTOTAL $ 23,600 8 1 TOTAL 2 IV. COURT OF APPEALS: 3 FROM: 4 General Fund $ 4,500 5 V. SNAKE RIVER BASIN ADJUDICATION: 6 FROM: 7 General Fund $ 5,000 8 TOTAL $ 55,200 9 (30) DEPARTMENT OF JUVENILE CORRECTIONS 10 I. ADMINISTRATION: 11 FROM: 12 General Fund $ 16,500 13 Miscellaneous Revenue Fund 500 14 SUBTOTAL $ 17,000 15 II. COMMUNITY SERVICES: 16 FROM: 17 General Fund $ 5,200 18 Juvenile Corrections Fund 400 19 Federal Grant Fund 400 20 SUBTOTAL $ 6,000 21 III. INSTITUTIONS: 22 FROM: 23 General Fund $118,000 24 Federal Grant Fund 2,200 25 SUBTOTAL $120,200 26 IV. JUVENILE JUSTICE COMMISSION: 27 FROM: 28 General Fund $ 700 29 Federal Grant Fund 2,400 30 SUBTOTAL $ 3,100 31 TOTAL $ 146,300 32 (31) IDAHO STATE POLICE 33 BRAND INSPECTION: 34 FROM: 35 State Brand Board Fund $ 16,100 36 (32) IDAHO STATE POLICE 37 DIVISION OF IDAHO STATE POLICE 38 I. DIRECTOR'S OFFICE: 39 FROM: 40 General Fund $ 16,000 41 Idaho Law Enforcement Fund 700 42 Federal Grant Fund 6,200 43 SUBTOTAL $ 22,900 44 II. EXECUTIVE PROTECTION: 45 FROM: 46 General Fund $ 1,900 47 III. INVESTIGATIONS: 48 FROM: 49 General Fund $ 43,500 50 Drug Donation Fund 1,000 51 Federal Grant Fund 1,100 52 SUBTOTAL $ 45,600 53 IV. PATROL: 54 FROM: 55 General Fund $ 17,200 9 1 TOTAL 2 Idaho Law Enforcement Fund 119,100 3 Hazardous Materials/Waste Enforcement Fund 1,200 4 Federal Grant Fund 8,900 5 SUBTOTAL $146,400 6 V. LAW ENFORCEMENT PROGRAMS: 7 FROM: 8 General Fund $ 6,400 9 Miscellaneous Revenue Fund 600 10 Federal Grant Fund 400 11 SUBTOTAL $ 7,400 12 VI. SUPPORT SERVICES: 13 FROM: 14 General Fund $ 12,400 15 Idaho Law Enforcement Fund 3,800 16 Idaho Law Enforcement Telecommunications Fund 2,800 17 Miscellaneous Revenue Fund 6,300 18 SUBTOTAL $ 25,300 19 VII. FORENSIC SERVICES: 20 FROM: 21 General Fund $ 17,500 22 Miscellaneous Revenue Fund 600 23 SUBTOTAL $ 18,100 24 TOTAL $ 267,600 25 (33) IDAHO STATE POLICE 26 POST ACADEMY 27 PEACE OFFICERS STANDARDS AND TRAINING ACADEMY: 28 FROM: 29 Peace Officers Fund $ 8,600 30 Federal Grant Fund 600 31 TOTAL $ 9,200 32 (34) IDAHO STATE POLICE 33 RACING COMMISSION: 34 FROM: 35 Idaho State Racing Commission Fund $ 2,000 36 (35) DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY 37 I. ADMINISTRATION AND SUPPORT SERVICES: 38 FROM: 39 General Fund $ 14,300 40 Air Quality Permitting Fund 1,600 41 Public Water System Supervision Fund 2,800 42 Department of Environmental Quality Fund 43 (Receipts) 800 44 Department of Environmental Quality Fund 45 (Federal) 17,500 46 SUBTOTAL $ 37,000 47 II. AIR QUALITY: 48 FROM: 49 General Fund $ 15,900 50 Air Quality Permitting Fund 9,900 51 Department of Environmental Quality Fund 52 (Receipts) 700 53 Department of Environmental Quality Fund 54 (Federal) 11,800 55 SUBTOTAL $ 38,300 10 1 TOTAL 2 III. WATER QUALITY: 3 FROM: 4 General Fund $ 40,100 5 Public Water System Supervision Fund 7,700 6 Department of Environmental Quality Fund 7 (Receipts) 2,300 8 Department of Environmental Quality Fund 9 (Federal) 34,900 10 SUBTOTAL $ 85,000 11 IV. WASTE MANAGEMENT AND REMEDIATION: 12 FROM: 13 General Fund $ 19,100 14 Department of Environmental Quality Fund 15 (Receipts) 3,500 16 Department of Environmental Quality Fund 17 (Federal) 23,400 18 SUBTOTAL $ 46,000 19 V. IDAHO NATIONAL LABORATORY OVERSIGHT: 20 FROM: 21 General Fund $ 1,700 22 Department of Environmental Quality Fund 23 (Federal) 8,500 24 SUBTOTAL $ 10,200 25 TOTAL $ 216,500 26 (36) DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME 27 I. ADMINISTRATION: 28 FROM: 29 Fish and Game Fund (Licenses) $ 24,500 30 Fish and Game Fund (Federal) 24,900 31 SUBTOTAL $ 49,400 32 II. ENFORCEMENT: 33 FROM: 34 Fish and Game Fund (Licenses) $ 61,200 35 Fish and Game Fund (Other) 700 36 SUBTOTAL $ 61,900 37 III. FISHERIES: 38 FROM: 39 Fish and Game Fund (Licenses) $ 33,300 40 Fish and Game Fund (Other) 11,200 41 Fish and Game Set-aside Fund (Licenses) 1,300 42 Fish and Game Set-aside Fund (Other) 500 43 Fish and Game Expendable Trust Fund 700 44 Fish and Game Fund (Federal) 91,200 45 SUBTOTAL $138,200 46 IV. WILDLIFE: 47 FROM: 48 Fish and Game Fund (Licenses) $ 32,000 49 Fish and Game Fund (Other) 2,100 50 Fish and Game Set-aside Fund (Other) 6,700 51 Fish and Game Expendable Trust Fund 3,300 52 Nonexpendable Trust Fund 100 53 Fish and Game Fund (Federal) 31,600 54 SUBTOTAL $ 75,800 55 V. COMMUNICATIONS: 11 1 TOTAL 2 FROM: 3 Fish and Game Fund (Licenses) $ 13,000 4 Fish and Game Fund (Other) 600 5 Fish and Game Set-aside Fund (Other) 1,200 6 Fish and Game Fund (Federal) 5,100 7 SUBTOTAL $ 19,900 8 VI. ENGINEERING: 9 FROM: 10 Fish and Game Fund (Licenses) $ 7,700 11 VII. NATURAL RESOURCE POLICY: 12 FROM: 13 Fish and Game Fund (Licenses) $ 6,600 14 Fish and Game Fund (Other) 1,600 15 Fish and Game Set-aside Fund (Other) 1,000 16 Fish and Game Fund (Federal) 15,700 17 SUBTOTAL $ 24,900 18 VIII. WINTER FEEDING AND HABITAT IMPROVEMENT: 19 FROM: 20 Fish and Game Fund (Licenses) $ 4,100 21 Fish and Game Set-aside Fund (Licenses) 500 22 SUBTOTAL $ 4,600 23 TOTAL $ 382,400 24 (37) BOARD OF LAND COMMISSIONERS 25 ENDOWMENT FUND INVESTMENT BOARD: 26 FROM: 27 Miscellaneous Revenue Fund $ 1,000 28 Endowment Administrative Fund 2,200 29 TOTAL $ 3,200 30 (38) DEPARTMENT OF LANDS 31 I. SUPPORT SERVICES: 32 FROM: 33 General Fund $ 4,100 34 Department of Lands Fund 3,900 35 Indirect Cost Recovery Fund 600 36 Endowment Administrative Fund 12,900 37 SUBTOTAL $ 21,500 38 II. FOREST RESOURCES MANAGEMENT: 39 FROM: 40 General Fund $ 9,300 41 Department of Lands Fund 18,000 42 Endowment Administrative Fund 57,800 43 Federal Grant Fund 6,200 44 SUBTOTAL $ 91,300 45 III. LAND, RANGE, AND MINERAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT: 46 FROM: 47 General Fund $ 6,300 48 Department of Lands Fund 200 49 Endowment Administrative Fund 16,900 50 SUBTOTAL $ 23,400 51 IV. FOREST AND RANGE FIRE PROTECTION: 52 FROM: 53 General Fund $ 7,400 54 Department of Lands Fund 21,600 55 Fire Suppression Deficiency Fund 1,000 12 1 TOTAL 2 Federal Grant Fund 6,200 3 SUBTOTAL $ 36,200 4 V. SCALING PRACTICES: 5 FROM: 6 Department of Lands Fund $ 1,700 7 TOTAL $ 174,100 8 (39) DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION 9 I. MANAGEMENT SERVICES: 10 FROM: 11 General Fund $ 14,500 12 Indirect Cost Recovery Fund 1,900 13 Parks and Recreation Fund 5,800 14 Recreational Fuels Fund 2,600 15 Parks and Recreation Registration Fund 700 16 Federal Grant Fund 600 17 SUBTOTAL $ 26,100 18 II. PARK OPERATIONS: 19 FROM: 20 General Fund $ 37,300 21 Indirect Cost Recovery Fund 200 22 Parks and Recreation Fund 13,600 23 Recreational Fuels Fund 2,200 24 Parks and Recreation Registration Fund 2,600 25 Public Recreation Enterprise Fund 1,800 26 Parks and Recreation Expendable Trust Fund 1,900 27 Federal Grant Fund 5,000 28 SUBTOTAL $ 64,600 29 TOTAL $ 90,700 30 (40) DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION 31 LAVA HOT SPRINGS FOUNDATION: 32 FROM: 33 Public Recreation Enterprise - 34 Lava Hot Springs Fund $ 4,900 35 (41) DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES 36 I. MANAGEMENT AND SUPPORT SERVICES: 37 FROM: 38 General Fund $ 7,900 39 Indirect Cost Recovery Fund 2,400 40 Water Administration Fund 400 41 SUBTOTAL $ 10,700 42 II. PLANNING AND TECHNICAL SERVICES: 43 FROM: 44 General Fund $ 17,100 45 Indirect Cost Recovery Fund 600 46 Federal Grant Fund 3,800 47 SUBTOTAL $ 21,500 48 III. ENERGY RESOURCES: 49 FROM: 50 General Fund $ 200 51 Indirect Cost Recovery Fund 500 52 Miscellaneous Revenue Fund 1,100 53 Petroleum Price Violation Fund 5,000 54 Federal Grant Fund 4,500 55 SUBTOTAL $ 11,300 13 1 TOTAL 2 IV. SNAKE RIVER BASIN ADJUDICATION: 3 FROM: 4 General Fund $ 16,600 5 V. WATER MANAGEMENT: 6 FROM: 7 General Fund $ 22,200 8 Indirect Cost Recovery Fund 400 9 Water Administration Fund 7,000 10 Miscellaneous Revenue Fund 5,300 11 Federal Grant Fund 2,000 12 SUBTOTAL $ 36,900 13 TOTAL $ 97,000 14 (42) DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE 15 I. ADMINISTRATION: 16 FROM: 17 General Fund $ 4,300 18 Administration and Accounting Services Fund 4,900 19 Facilities Maintenance Fund 400 20 SUBTOTAL $ 9,600 21 II. ANIMAL INDUSTRIES: 22 FROM: 23 General Fund $ 11,500 24 Agricultural Fees - Livestock Disease 25 Control Fund 4,600 26 Agricultural Fees - Dairy Inspection Fund 6,500 27 Agricultural Fees - Egg Inspection Fund 700 28 Federal Grant Fund 400 29 SUBTOTAL $ 23,700 30 III. AGRICULTURAL RESOURCES: 31 FROM: 32 General Fund $ 4,100 33 Agricultural Smoke Management Fund 400 34 Agricultural Fees - Pesticides Fund 11,200 35 Federal Grant Fund 1,800 36 SUBTOTAL $ 17,500 37 IV. PLANT INDUSTRIES: 38 FROM: 39 General Fund $ 4,100 40 Agricultural Inspection Fund 7,600 41 Agricultural Fees - Commercial Feed and 42 Fertilizer Fund 5,700 43 Agricultural Fees - Organic Food Products Fund 200 44 Federal Grant Fund 900 45 SUBTOTAL $ 18,500 46 V. AGRICULTURAL INSPECTIONS: 47 FROM: 48 General Fund $ 5,200 49 Agricultural Inspection Fund 500 50 Weights and Measures Inspection Fund 1,500 51 Agricultural Fees - Fresh Fruit and 52 Vegetable Inspection Fund 10,100 53 SUBTOTAL $ 17,300 54 VI. MARKETING AND DEVELOPMENT: 55 FROM: 14 1 TOTAL 2 General Fund $ 2,800 3 Federal Grant Fund 500 4 SUBTOTAL $ 3,300 5 VII. SHEEP COMMISSION: 6 FROM: 7 General Fund $ 500 8 Agricultural Fees - Sheep Industry 9 Regulation Fund 100 10 SUBTOTAL $ 600 11 TOTAL $ 90,500 12 (43) DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE 13 SOIL CONSERVATION COMMISSION: 14 FROM: 15 General Fund $ 10,700 16 Federal Grant Fund 1,000 17 TOTAL $ 11,700 18 (44) DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND LABOR 19 I. COMMERCE: 20 FROM: 21 General Fund $ 18,800 22 Tourism and Promotion Fund 4,500 23 Miscellaneous Revenue Fund 800 24 Federal Grant Fund 3,500 25 SUBTOTAL $ 27,600 26 II. IDAHO RURAL PARTNERSHIP: 27 FROM: 28 Federal Grant Fund $ 1,000 29 III. WAGE AND HOUR: 30 FROM: 31 General Fund $ 3,100 32 TOTAL $ 31,700 33 (45) DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE: 34 FROM: 35 State Regulatory Fund $ 24,700 36 (46) INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION 37 I. COMPENSATION: 38 FROM: 39 Industrial Administration Fund $ 21,600 40 II. REHABILITATION: 41 FROM: 42 Industrial Administration Fund $ 22,900 43 III. CRIME VICTIMS COMPENSATION: 44 FROM: 45 Crime Victims Compensation Fund $ 4,100 46 IV. ADJUDICATION: 47 FROM: 48 Industrial Administration Fund $ 9,400 49 TOTAL $ 58,000 50 (47) DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE 51 I. INSURANCE REGULATION: 52 FROM: 53 Self-Governing Operating Fund $ 29,600 54 Miscellaneous Revenue Fund 700 55 SUBTOTAL $ 30,300 15 1 TOTAL 2 II. STATE FIRE MARSHAL: 3 FROM: 4 Self-Governing State Fire Marshal Fund $ 5,400 5 TOTAL $ 35,700 6 (48) PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION 7 UTILITIES REGULATION: 8 FROM: 9 Public Utilities Commission Fund $ 24,200 10 Federal Grant Fund 400 11 TOTAL $ 24,600 12 (49) SELF-GOVERNING AGENCIES 13 DIVISION OF BUILDING SAFETY 14 BUILDING SAFETY: 15 FROM: 16 Electrical Fund $ 26,900 17 Building Fund 6,600 18 Plumbing Fund 17,200 19 Manufactured Housing Fund 500 20 Public Works Contractors Licensing Fund 1,700 21 Heating, Ventilation, and 22 Air Conditioning Board Fund 2,800 23 Elevator Safety Fund 1,000 24 Miscellaneous Revenue/Industrial Safety Fund 5,300 25 Miscellaneous Revenue/Logging Fund 2,700 26 Building Bureau NCSBCS Fund 100 27 Miscellaneous Revenue/Energy Program Fund 900 28 Federal Grant Fund 600 29 TOTAL $ 66,300 30 (50) SELF-GOVERNING AGENCIES 31 GENERAL BOARDS 32 COMMISSION ON HISPANIC AFFAIRS: 33 FROM: 34 General Fund $ 700 35 Federal Grant Fund 400 36 TOTAL $ 1,100 37 (51) SELF-GOVERNING AGENCIES 38 STATE LOTTERY: 39 FROM: 40 State Lottery Fund $ 21,500 41 (52) SELF-GOVERNING AGENCIES 42 MEDICAL BOARDS 43 I. BOARD OF DENTISTRY: 44 FROM: 45 State Regulatory Fund $ 1,500 46 II. BOARD OF MEDICINE: 47 FROM: 48 State Regulatory Fund $ 5,300 49 III. BOARD OF NURSING: 50 FROM: 51 State Regulatory Fund $ 3,200 52 IV. BOARD OF PHARMACY: 53 FROM: 54 State Regulatory Fund $ 5,000 55 V. BOARD OF VETERINARY MEDICINE: 16 1 TOTAL 2 FROM: 3 State Regulatory Fund $ 900 4 TOTAL $ 15,900 5 (53) SELF-GOVERNING AGENCIES 6 REGULATORY BOARDS 7 I. BOARD OF ACCOUNTANCY: 8 FROM: 9 State Regulatory Fund $ 1,800 10 II. BOARD OF PROF. ENGINEERS & LAND SURVEYORS: 11 FROM: 12 State Regulatory Fund $ 1,600 13 III. BOARD OF PROFESSIONAL GEOLOGISTS: 14 FROM: 15 State Regulatory Fund $ 200 16 IV. BUREAU OF OCCUPATIONAL LICENSES: 17 FROM: 18 State Regulatory Fund $ 7,400 19 V. CERTIFIED SHORTHAND REPORTERS BOARD: 20 FROM: 21 State Regulatory Fund $ 100 22 VI. OUTFITTERS AND GUIDES LICENSING BOARD: 23 FROM: 24 State Regulatory Fund $ 2,200 25 VII. REAL ESTATE COMMISSION: 26 FROM: 27 State Regulatory Fund $ 5,500 28 TOTAL $ 18,800 29 (54) SELF-GOVERNING AGENCIES 30 OFFICE OF STATE APPELLATE PUBLIC DEFENDER: 31 FROM: 32 General Fund $ 9,300 33 (55) SELF-GOVERNING AGENCIES 34 DIVISION OF VETERANS SERVICES: 35 FROM: 36 General Fund $ 17,400 37 Miscellaneous Revenue Fund 55,600 38 Federal Grant Fund 38,000 39 TOTAL $ 111,000 40 (56) IDAHO TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT 41 I. MANAGEMENT AND ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES: 42 FROM: 43 State Highway Fund (Dedicated) $109,900 44 State Highway Fund (Billing) 200 45 State Highway Fund (Federal) 2,200 46 SUBTOTAL $112,300 47 II. PLANNING: 48 FROM: 49 State Highway Fund (Dedicated) $ 5,100 50 State Highway Fund (Federal) 20,300 51 SUBTOTAL $ 25,400 52 III. MOTOR VEHICLES: 53 FROM: 54 State Highway Fund (Dedicated) $ 97,000 55 IV. HIGHWAY OPERATIONS: 17 1 TOTAL 2 FROM: 3 State Highway Fund (Dedicated) $542,500 4 State Highway Fund (Local) 1,600 5 State Highway Fund (Federal) 83,400 6 SUBTOTAL $627,500 7 V. AERONAUTICS: 8 FROM: 9 State Aeronautics Fund (Dedicated) $ 7,300 10 State Aeronautics Fund (Billing) 700 11 State Aeronautics Fund (Federal) 100 12 SUBTOTAL $ 8,100 13 VI. PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION: 14 FROM: 15 State Highway Fund (Dedicated) $ 1,300 16 State Highway Fund (Federal) 3,300 17 SUBTOTAL $ 4,600 18 TOTAL $ 874,900 19 (57) DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION 20 I. ADMINISTRATIVE RULES: 21 FROM: 22 Administrative Code Fund $ 1,700 23 II. DIRECTOR'S OFFICE: 24 FROM: 25 General Fund $ 1,900 26 Indirect Cost Recovery Fund 4,100 27 Administration and Accounting Services Fund 200 28 Industrial Special Indemnity Fund 1,500 29 SUBTOTAL $ 7,700 30 III. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY & COMMUNICATIONS: 31 FROM: 32 General Fund $ 5,100 33 Indirect Cost Recovery Fund 3,600 34 Administration and Accounting Services Fund 14,300 35 SUBTOTAL $ 23,000 36 IV. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 37 RESOURCE MANAGEMENT COUNCIL: 38 FROM: 39 General Fund $ 500 40 Administration and Accounting Services Fund 2,700 41 SUBTOTAL $ 3,200 42 V. OFFICE OF INSURANCE MANAGEMENT: 43 FROM: 44 Employee Group Insurance Fund $ 2,300 45 Retained Risk Fund 3,900 46 SUBTOTAL $ 6,200 47 VI. PUBLIC WORKS: 48 FROM: 49 Permanent Building Fund $ 12,700 50 Administration and Accounting Services Fund 11,200 51 SUBTOTAL $ 23,900 52 VII. PURCHASING: 53 FROM: 54 General Fund $ 6,700 55 Administration and Accounting Services Fund 5,400 18 1 TOTAL 2 Federal Surplus Property Revolving Fund 1,500 3 SUBTOTAL $ 13,600 4 TOTAL $ 79,300 5 (58) DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION 6 CAPITOL COMMISSION: 7 FROM: 8 Capitol Endowment Income Fund $ 100 9 (59) ATTORNEY GENERAL 10 STATE LEGAL SERVICES: 11 FROM: 12 General Fund $124,200 13 Consumer Protection Fund 700 14 TOTAL $ 124,900 15 (60) STATE CONTROLLER 16 I. ADMINISTRATION: 17 FROM: 18 General Fund $ 2,100 19 II. STATEWIDE ACCOUNTING: 20 FROM: 21 General Fund $ 12,400 22 III. STATEWIDE PAYROLL: 23 FROM: 24 General Fund $ 10,800 25 IV. COMPUTER CENTER: 26 FROM: 27 Data Processing Services Fund $ 32,900 28 TOTAL $ 58,200 29 (61) OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR 30 COMMISSION ON AGING: 31 FROM: 32 General Fund $ 4,500 33 Federal Grant Fund 3,700 34 TOTAL $ 8,200 35 (62) OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR 36 COMMISSION ON THE ARTS: 37 FROM: 38 General Fund $ 2,700 39 Federal Grant Fund 2,100 40 TOTAL $ 4,800 41 (63) OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR 42 COMMISSION FOR THE BLIND AND VISUALLY IMPAIRED: 43 FROM: 44 General Fund $ 5,500 45 Federal Grant Fund 10,700 46 TOTAL $ 16,200 47 (64) OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR 48 DIVISION OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT: 49 FROM: 50 General Fund $ 16,500 51 Miscellaneous Revenue Fund 200 52 TOTAL $ 16,700 53 (65) EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR 54 I. ADMINISTRATION - GOVERNOR'S OFFICE: 55 FROM: 19 1 TOTAL 2 General Fund $ 8,800 3 II. SOCIAL SERVICES: 4 FROM: 5 Federal Grant Fund $ 1,300 6 TOTAL $ 10,100 7 (66) OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR 8 DIVISION OF HUMAN RESOURCES: 9 FROM: 10 Division of Human Resources Fund $ 18,500 11 (67) OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR 12 HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION: 13 FROM: 14 General Fund $ 4,300 15 Federal Grant Fund 900 16 TOTAL $ 5,200 17 (68) OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR 18 STATE LIQUOR DISPENSARY 19 DISPENSARY OPERATIONS: 20 FROM: 21 Liquor Control Fund $ 64,000 22 (69) OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR 23 MILITARY DIVISION 24 I. MILITARY MANAGEMENT: 25 FROM: 26 General Fund $ 14,300 27 Indirect Cost Recovery Fund 500 28 SUBTOTAL $ 14,800 29 II. FEDERAL/STATE AGREEMENTS: 30 FROM: 31 General Fund $ 5,800 32 Federal Grant Fund 74,500 33 SUBTOTAL $ 80,300 34 III. BUREAU OF HOMELAND SECURITY: 35 FROM: 36 General Fund $ 10,200 37 Federal Grant Fund 11,800 38 SUBTOTAL $ 22,000 39 TOTAL $ 117,100 40 (70) OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR 41 PUBLIC EMPLOYEE RETIREMENT SYSTEM 42 I. RETIREMENT ADMINISTRATION: 43 FROM: 44 PERSI Administrative Fund $ 25,000 45 II. PORTFOLIO INVESTMENT: 46 FROM: 47 PERSI Special Fund $ 3,800 48 TOTAL $ 28,800 49 (71) OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR 50 OFFICE OF SPECIES CONSERVATION: 51 FROM: 52 General Fund $ 4,300 53 Miscellaneous Revenue Fund 200 54 TOTAL $ 4,500 55 (72) OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR 20 1 TOTAL 2 WOMEN'S COMMISSION: 3 FROM: 4 General Fund $ 200 5 (73) LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL 6 LEGISLATIVE SERVICES OFFICE: 7 FROM: 8 General Fund $ 30,800 9 Professional Services Fund 8,400 10 TOTAL $ 39,200 11 (74) LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL 12 LEGISLATIVE TECHNOLOGY: 13 FROM: 14 General Fund $ 1,200 15 (75) LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL 16 OFFICE OF PERFORMANCE EVALUATIONS: 17 FROM: 18 General Fund $ 5,200 19 (76) LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR 20 ADMINISTRATION - LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR: 21 FROM: 22 General Fund $ 400 23 (77) DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE AND TAXATION 24 BOARD OF TAX APPEALS: 25 FROM: 26 General Fund $ 2,100 27 (78) DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE AND TAXATION 28 STATE TAX COMMISSION 29 I. GENERAL SERVICES: 30 FROM: 31 General Fund $ 30,800 32 Administration Services for Transportation Fund 3,400 33 SUBTOTAL $ 34,200 34 II. AUDIT AND COLLECTIONS: 35 FROM: 36 General Fund $ 81,200 37 Multistate Tax Compact Fund 10,600 38 Administration Services for Transportation Fund 12,100 39 Abandoned Property Trust - 40 Unclaimed Property Fund 3,800 41 SUBTOTAL $107,700 42 III. REVENUE OPERATIONS: 43 FROM: 44 General Fund $ 23,200 45 Administration and Accounting Fund 500 46 Administration Services for Transportation Fund 4,000 47 Abandoned Property Trust - 48 Unclaimed Property Fund 700 49 SUBTOTAL $ 28,400 50 IV. COUNTY SUPPORT: 51 FROM: 52 General Fund $ 21,300 53 TOTAL $ 191,600 54 (79) SECRETARY OF STATE 55 ADMINISTRATION: 21 1 TOTAL 2 FROM: 3 General Fund $ 13,700 4 (80) STATE TREASURER 5 TREASURY - ADMINISTRATION: 6 FROM: 7 General Fund $ 6,700 8 State Treasurer LGIP Fund 1,800 9 Treasurer's Office - Professional Services Fund 1,800 10 TOTAL $ 10,300 11 GRAND 12 TOTAL $17,352,800 13 SECTION 2. The Superintendent of Public Instruction shall distribute the 14 moneys appropriated to the Educational Support Program/Division of Operations 15 in Section 1 of this act in a like manner as equalized state discretionary 16 funds, with seventy-five percent (75%) of such funds being distributed by 17 August 31, and twenty-five percent (25%) in the final payment of the fiscal 18 year. Such funds shall be expended on the costs associated with providing a 19 one-time salary bonus to school district employees earning less than $68,625 20 per year. 21 SECTION 3. This appropriation provides funding for a one percent (1%) 22 increase in personnel costs for salary increases provided to state employees 23 based upon performance as recommended in the Governor's report. The Governor's 24 report directs state agencies to manage their personnel cost budget to ensure 25 that salary increases are provided in a manner that best meets the needs of 26 their agency within the resources provided to them. 27 SECTION 4. Upon certification by the State Controller that the contin- 28 gency in Section 1 has been met, the effective date of implementation of sal- 29 ary increases for state agency employees and state institution employees shall 30 be the first pay date in October, 2005.
Statement of Purpose |
RS15216C1 |
This appropriation provides funding for a 1% increase in personnel costs for salary increases based upon performance as recommended in the Governor’s Change in Employee Compensation (CEC) report. This legislation also includes employees of the Public Schools in this 1% increase, although the actual amount of increase received by employees will be decided by each local school district. Funding for this legislation is contingent upon the unexpended and unencumbered balance of the General Fund on June 30, 2005 exceeding $124,000,000.
Fiscal Note |
If the State Controller certifies to the Secretary of State that the ending balance in the General Fund at the end of fiscal year 2005 exceeded $124,000,000, then a fiscal year 2006 appropriation is triggered in the amounts of $14,072,800 from the General Fund, $2,089,400 in dedicated funds, and $1,190,600 in federal funds for a total cost of $17,352,800. These costs would be one-time.
Contact: Senator Dean Cameron, 332-1000 Representative Maxine Bell, 332-1000 or Matt Freeman Legislative Services, Budget & Policy Analysis, 334-4740
Statement of Purpose/Fiscal Note | Bill No. H395 |