ARTICLE 1 SUBSTITUTE A AS AMENDED
RELATING TO MAKING APPROPRIATIONS IN SUPPORT OF FY 2006
SECTION 1.
Subject to the conditions, limitations and restrictions hereinafter contained in
this act, the following general revenue amounts are hereby appropriated out of
any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated to be expended during the
fiscal year ending June 30, 2006. The
amounts identified for federal funds and restricted receipts shall be made
available pursuant to section 35-4-22 and Chapter 41 of Title 42 of the Rhode
Island General Laws. For the purposes
and functions hereinafter mentioned, the state controller is hereby authorized and
directed to draw his or her orders upon the general treasurer for the payment
of such sums or such portions thereof as may be required from time to time upon
receipt by him or her of properly authenticated vouchers.
Administration
Central
Management
General
Revenues 1,775,142
Federal
Funds 323,069
Restricted
Receipts 99,807
Total
- Central Management
2,198,018
Legal
Services General
Revenues 2,163,909
Accounts
and Control General Revenues 4,264,946
Budgeting General Revenues 3,057,986
Purchasing
General Revenues 2,102,230
Auditing General Revenues 1,801,761
Human
Resources General
Revenues 6,554,273
Personnel
Appeal Board General
Revenues 93,666
Taxation
General
Revenues 18,223,648
Federal
Funds 1,093,904
Restricted
Receipts 837,732
Intermodal
Surface Transportation Funds
Motor
Fuel Tax Evasion Program 56,487
Temporary
Disability Insurance
805,858
Total
- Taxation
21,017,629
Registry
of Motor Vehicles
General
Revenues 16,381,072
Federal
Funds 246,798
Restricted
Receipts 17,166
Total
Registry of Motor Vehicles 16,645,036
Facilities
Management
General
Revenues 11,197,657
Federal
Funds 17,070,908
Restricted
Receipts 1,522,448
Total
Facilities Management 29,791,013
Capital
Projects and Property Management General Revenues 2,737,301
Information
Technology General
Revenues 2,470,752
Library
and Information Services
General
Revenues 1,007,261
Federal
Funds 1,396,535
Restricted
Receipts 8,000
Total
Library and Information
Services 2,411,796
Planning
General
Revenues 1,684,772
Federal
Funds 5,045,062
Intermodal
Surface Transportation Funds
Federal
Highway - PL Systems Planning 1,477,838
Air
Quality Modeling 20,800
Total
- Planning 8,228,472
Security
Services General
Revenues 17,022,922
General
General
Revenues
Information
Processing Overhead 870,000
Miscellaneous
Grants 355,000
Property
Tax Relief 10,000,000
Torts
Court Awards 400,000
Rhode
Island Sports Foundation 300,000
Contingency
Fund 1,500,000
State
Employees/Teachers Retiree Health
Subsidy 7,850,206
Economic
Development Corporation 7,326,287
Economic
Policy Council 300,000
Centers
of Excellence
3,000,000
Housing
Resources Commission 3,629,496
Motor
Vehicle Excise Tax Payment
112,285,745
Property
Valuation 1,000,000
General
Revenue Sharing Program 65,347,910
Payment
in Lieu of Tax Exempt Properties 26,975,194
Distressed
Communities Relief Program 9,966,667
Resource
Sharing and State Library Aid
8,441,076
Library
Construction Aid
2,651,643
Federal
Funds 255,573
Restricted
Receipts 1,116,850
Rhode
Island Capital Plan Funds
Chapin
Health Laboratory 125,000
Cannon
Building 150,000
Veterans
Auditorium 1,150,000
Old
State House 398,700
State
Office Building 500,000
Veterans
Office Building 350,000
Old
Colony House 200,000
Washington
County Government Center
50,000
State
House Renovations Phase II
1,000,000
Powers
Building Technology Infrastructure 450,000
Environmental
Compliance 300,000
Fox
Point Hurricane Barrier 50,000
Cranston
St. Armory Exterior 500,000
William
Powers Building 500,000
Eisenhower
House 50,000
Fire
Code Compliance State Buildings
1,000,000
Lead
Mitigation Group Homes 250,000
Elderly
Affairs One Stop Elder Center 25,000
McCoy
Stadium 1,480,000
Provided
that no expenditures can be made for the McCoy Stadium capital project without
the state of Rhode Island obtaining a minimum five (5) year lease extension for
the stadium.
Total
- General 272,100,347
Debt
Service Payments
General
Revenues
83,189,918
Federal
Funds 1,123,536
Restricted
Receipts 6,648,590
Rhode
Island Capital Plan Funds
MHRH
Community Services Program 5,750,722
MHRH
Community Mental
Health Program 2,246,987
DEM
Narragansett Bay Commission 1,973,944
DEM
Debt Service CWFA 2,797,577
DEM
Debt Service Recreation 10,232,831
DEM
Debt Service
Wastewater Treatment 4,162,000
DEM
Hazardous Waste 1,115,646
RIPTA
Water Resources Board 2,156,936
URI
GO Debt Service 5,643,500
RIC 514,787
CCRI
GO Debt Service 1,438,040
DOA
Third Rail Project
Quonset Point 1,367,030
Intermodal
Surface Transportation Funds
RIPTA
Debt Service 685,240
Transportation
Debt Service 31,596,609
Temporary
Disability Insurance Fund
RIRBA
- DLT Temporary Disability
Insurance 45,586
COPS - DLT Building TDI 362,820
Reed
Act Funds - COPS DLT Building 36,990
University
and College Funds
URI
Education and General 1,088,999
URI
Housing Loan Funds 1,751,951
URI
Dining Services 266,889
URI
Health Services 126,218
W.
Alton Jones Services 112,766
URI
Memorial Union 98,277
URI
Sponsored Research
(Indirect Cost) 101,334
RIC
Education and General 296,614
RIC
Housing 568,191
RIC
Student Center and Dining 177,951
RIC
Student Union 217,171
CCRI
Bookstore 177,092
Total
- Debt Service Payments 168,072,742
Retirement
Alternative
General
Revenues (1,658,427)
Federal
Funds (666,889)
Restricted
Receipts (105,391)
Other
Funds (302,821)
Total
Retirement Alternative (2,733,528)
Pay
Plan Reserve General
Revenues 33,000,000
Grand Total
Administration 593,001,271
Business
Regulation
Central
Management General
Revenues 1,733,036
Banking
Regulation General
Revenues 1,758,524
Securities
Regulation General
Revenues 817,326
Commercial
Licensing and Regulation
General
Revenues 1,253,819
Restricted
Receipts 100,000
Total
- Commercial Licensing and
Regulation 1,353,819
Racing
and Athletics General
Revenues 417,172
Insurance
Regulation
General
Revenues 4,415,873
Restricted
Receipts 708,362
Total
- Insurance Regulation 5,124,235
Board
of Accountancy General
Revenues 139,494
Grand
Total - Business Regulation 11,343,606
Labor
and Training
Central
Management
General
Revenues 423,321
Restricted
Receipts 836,481
Total
- Central Management 1,259,802
Workforce
Development Services
General Revenues 673,000
Federal
Funds 14,134,648
Restricted
Receipts 7,963,073
Reed
Act Funds
Rapid
Job Entry 1,650,413
Workforce
Development 5,534,438
Of
the $7.2 million appropriated from Reed Act funds, $1.7 million may be used
solely for the Rapid Job Entry Program to engage welfare recipients in
employment preparation and placement through employment assessment workshop and
job club/job search workshop activities; and $5.6 million may be used solely
for the administration of this states unemployment compensation law and public
employment service offices.
Total
- Workforce Development Services 29,955,572
Workforce
Regulation and Safety General
Revenues 3,076,120
Income
Support
General
Revenues 2,941,805
Federal
Funds 14,434,496
Restricted
Receipts 1,771,717
Temporary
Disability Insurance Fund 177,569,683
Employment
Security Fund 204,500,000
Total
- Income Support 401,217,701
Injured
Workers Services Restricted
Receipts 10,113,250
Labor
Relations Board General
Revenues 327,624
Grand
Total - Labor and Training 445,950,069
Legislature
General
Revenues 28,956,307
Restricted
Receipts 1,272,479
Grand
Total - Legislature 30,228,786
Lieutenant
Governor General Revenues 917,362
Secretary
of State
Administration
General Revenues 1,614,280
Corporations
General Revenues 1,554,819
State
Archives
General
Revenues 95,950
Restricted
Receipts 485,628
Total
- State Archives 581,578
Elections
General
Revenues 379,685
Federal
Funds 981,955
Total
- Elections 1,361,640
State
Library General
Revenues 698,938
Office
of Civics and Public Information General Revenues 455,798
Grand
Total - State 6,267,053
General
Treasurer
Treasury
General
Revenues 2,587,681
Federal
Funds 269,067
Restricted
Receipts 10,000
Temporary
Disability Insurance Fund 274,710
Total
Treasury 3,141,458
State
Retirement System
State
Employees' Retirement
Administrative
Expenses - State
Retirement System 4,521,572
Retirement
- Treasury Investment
Operations 703,192
Total
- State Retirement System 5,224,764
Unclaimed
Property Restricted
Receipts 18,394,382
RI
Refunding Bond Authority General
Revenues 53,011
Crime
Victim Compensation Program
General
Revenues 257,980
Federal
Funds 1,230,172
Restricted
Receipts 1,744,101
Total
- Crime Victim Compensation
Program 3,232,253
Grand
Total - General Treasurer 30,045,868
Boards
for Design Professionals General
Revenues 359,516
Board
of Elections
General
Revenues 1,421,683
Federal
Funds 1,086,873
Grand
Total - Board of Elections 2,508,556
Rhode
Island Ethics Commission General
Revenues 1,207,394
Office
of Governor
General
Revenues 4,530,495
Intermodal
Surface Transportation Funds 76,187
Grand
Total Office of the Governor 4,606,682
Public
Utilities Commission
General
Revenues 710,111
Federal
Funds 75,437
Restricted
Receipts 5,634,792
Grand
Total - Public Utilities Commission 6,420,340
Rhode
Island Commission on Women General
Revenues 86,557
Children,
Youth, and Families
Central
Management
General
Revenues 8,238,151
Federal
Funds 3,997,779
Total
- Central Management 12,235,930
Children's
Behavioral Health Services
General
Revenues 30,777,152
Federal
Funds 31,564,022
Rhode
Island Capital Plan Funds
Groden
Center Mt. Hope 79,660
Total
- Children's Behavioral Health
Services 62,420,834
Juvenile
Correctional Services
General
Revenues 30,019,893
Federal
Funds 2,918,837
Restricted
Receipts 4,500
Rhode
Island Capital Plan Funds
Girls
Facility Training School 1,275,000
Community
Facilities
Training School 725,000
NAFI
Center 50,000
Total
- Juvenile Correctional Services 34,993,230
Child
Welfare
General
Revenues 95,443,297
Federal
Funds 71,290,686
Restricted
Receipts 1,623,901
Rhode
Island Capital Plan Funds Fire Code Upgrades 500,000
Total
- Child Welfare 168,857,884
Higher
Education Incentive Grants General
Revenues 200,000
Grand
Total - Children, Youth, and
Families 278,707,878
Elderly
Affairs
General
Revenues
General
Revenues 15,436,299
RIPAE 5,656,668
Safety
and Care of the Elderly 600
Federal
Funds 13,910,687
Restricted
Receipts 3,325,000
Intermodal
Surface Transportation Funds 4,760,000
Grand Total - Elderly Affairs 43,089,254
Health
Central
Management
General
Revenues 7,066,701
Federal
Funds 4,291,813
Restricted
Receipts 3,795,332
Total
- Central Management 15,153,846
State
Medical Examiner
General
Revenues 1,830,258
Federal
Funds 137,846
Total
- State Medical Examiner 1,968,104
Family
Health
General
Revenues 2,213,925
Federal
Funds 30,854,716
Restricted
Receipts 5,707,238
Total
- Family Health 38,775,879
Health
Services Regulation
General
Revenues 4,962,160
Federal
Funds 5,730,052
Restricted
Receipts 380,453
Total
- Health Services Regulation 11,072,665
Environmental
Health
General
Revenues 4,696,140
Federal
Funds 4,415,280
Restricted
Receipts 1,606,049
Total
- Environmental Health 10,717,469
Health
Laboratories
General
Revenues 6,000,295
Federal
Funds 1,986,255
Total
- Health Laboratories 7,986,550
Disease
Prevention and Control
General
Revenues 5,059,834
Federal
Funds 19,386,915
Restricted
Receipts 91,000
National
Highway Traffic Safety Funds
Child
Safety Program 87,076
Walkable
Communities Initiative 28,000
Total
- Disease Prevention and Control 24,652,825
Grand
Total - Health 110,327,338
Human
Services
Central
Management
General
Revenues 8,889,833
Federal
Funds 6,649,429
Restricted
Receipts 2,710,000
Total
- Central Management 18,249,262
Child
Support Enforcement
General
Revenues 3,463,716
Federal
Funds 6,997,863
Total
Child Support Enforcement 10,461,579
Individual
and Family Support
General
Revenues 22,791,531
Federal
Funds 54,905,850
Restricted
Receipts 88,625
Rhode
Island Capital Plan Funds Blind
Vending 50,000
Total
- Individual and Family Support 77,836,006
Veterans'
Affairs
General
Revenues 17,891,642
Federal
Funds 6,958,291
Restricted
Receipts 2,398,295
Total
- Veterans' Affairs 27,248,228
Health
Care Quality, Financing and Purchasing
General
Revenues 29,542,024
Federal
Funds 43,427,720
Restricted
Receipts 400,702
Total
- Health Care Quality, Financing
& Purchasing 73,370,446
Medical
Benefits
General
Revenues
Hospitals 113,645,903
Nursing
Facilities 137,117,647
Managed
Care 199,614,408
Special
Education 16,631,706
Pharmacy 67,453,544
Other 62,855,309
Federal
Funds
Hospitals 133,566,006
Nursing
Facilities 165,492,754
Managed
Care 245,193,520
Special
Education 20,068,294
Pharmacy 80,340,270
Other 77,982,175
Restricted
Receipts 15,000
Total
- Medical Benefits 1,319,976,536
Supplemental
Security Income Program General
Revenues 28,195,198
Family
Independence Program
General
Revenues
Child
Care 48,725,584
TANF/Family
Independence Program 13,316,549
Federal
Funds 82,864,462
Total
- Family Independence Program 144,906,595
State
Funded Programs
General
Revenues
General
Public Assistance 3,014,942
Citizenship
Participation Program 50,000
Federal
Funds 78,578,921
Total
- State Funded Programs 81,643,863
Grand
Total - Human Services
1,781,887,713
Mental
Health, Retardation, and Hospitals
Central
Management General
Revenues 2,448,761
Hospital
and Community System Support
General
Revenues 22,883,374
Rhode
Island Capital Plan Funds
Utilities
Upgrade 500,000
Medical
Center Rehabilitation 400,000
Utility
Systems - Water Tanks
and Pipes 250,000
Central
Power Plant Rehabilitation 100,000
Community
Facilities Fire Code 1,500,000
Pastore
Center Fire Code Compliance 500,000
Total
- Hospital and Community
System Support 26,133,374
Services
for the Developmentally Disabled
General
Revenues 110,527,346
Federal
Funds 134,325,661
Rhode
Island Capital Plan Funds
MR/DD
Residential Development 1,250,000
Regional
Center Repair/Rehabilitation 281,261
MR
Community Facilities 1,250,000
Total
- Services for the Developmentally
Disabled 247,634,268
Integrated
Mental Health Services
General
Revenues 41,367,980
Federal
Funds 37,848,505
Total
- Integrated Mental Health Services 79,216,485
Hospital
and Community Rehabilitation Services
General
Revenues 47,515,173
Federal
Funds 55,069,510
Rhode
Island Capital Plan Funds - Zambarano
Buildings and
Utilities 180,000
Total
- Hospital and Community
Rehabilitation Services 102,764,683
Substance
Abuse
General
Revenues 15,313,055
Federal
Funds 14,941,629
Restricted
Receipts 100,000
Rhode
Island Capital Plan Funds - Asset Protection 200,000
Total
- Substance Abuse 30,554,684
Grand
Total - Mental Health,
Retardation, and
Hospitals 488,752,255
Office
of the Child Advocate
General
Revenues 498,621
Federal
Funds 48,060
Grand
Total - Child Advocate 546,681
Commission
on the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
General
Revenues 307,606
Federal
Funds 45,336
Grand
Total - Commission on the
Deaf and Hard of Hearing 352,942
RI
Developmental Disabilities Council Federal Funds 511,924
Governor's
Commission on Disabilities
General
Revenues 531,409
Federal
Funds 116,928
Restricted
Receipts 63,605
Rhode
Island Capital Plan Funds -Facility Renovation
Handicapped Accessibility 200,000
Grand
Total - Governor's Commission
on Disabilities 911,942
Commission
for Human Rights
General
Revenues 979,397
Federal
Funds 269,705
Grand
Total - Commission for Human
Rights 1,249,102
Mental
Health Advocate General
Revenues 351,329
Elementary
and Secondary Education
Administration
of the Comprehensive Education Strategy
General
Revenues 20,204,757
Federal
Funds 174,784,555
Restricted
Receipts 2,797,497
University
and College Funds Vision Services 140,000
Total
Administration of the Comprehensive
Education Strategy 197,926,809
Davies
Career and Technical School
General
Revenues 12,810,692
Federal
Funds 1,359,370
Restricted
Receipts 2,000
Rhode
Island Capital Plan Funds - Davies HVAC 137,280
Total
- Davies Career and Technical
School 14,309,342
RI
School for the Deaf
General
Revenues 5,981,028
Federal
Funds 382,065
Rhode
Island Capital Plan Funds
School
for the Deaf Planning Funds 200,000
Total
- RI School for the Deaf 6,563,093
Metropolitan
Career and Technical School General
Revenues 8,814,530
Education
Aid
General
Revenues 642,631,258
Federal
Funds 2,240,868
Restricted
Receipts 2,059,733
Total
Education Aid 646,931,859
Central
Falls School District General
Revenues 41,240,904
Housing
Aid General Revenues 47,172,045
Teachers
Retirement General
Revenues 58,632,638
Grand
Total - Elementary and Secondary
Education 1,021,591,220
Public
Higher Education
Board
of Governors/Office of Higher Education
General Revenues 7,314,286
Federal
Funds 3,085,532
Total
Board of Governors/Office of
Higher Education 10,399,818
University
of Rhode Island
General Revenues 84,303,400
University
and College Funds 360,396,663
Rhode
Island Capital Plan Funds
Asset
Protection 5,200,000
Independence
Hall 2,600,000
Superfund 1,756,250
Total
University of Rhode Island 454,256,313
Rhode
Island College
General Revenues 44,980,878
University
and College Funds 68,837,183
Rhode
Island Capital Plan Funds - Asset
Protection 1,650,000
Total
Rhode Island College 115,468,061
Community
College of Rhode Island
General
Revenues 45,770,273
Restricted
Receipts 607,689
University
and College Funds 54,924,341
Rhode
Island Capital Plan Funds - Asset Protection 1,050,000
Total
Community College of Rhode Island 102,352,303
Grand
Total Public Higher Education 682,476,495
RI
State Council on the Arts
General
Revenues
Operating
Support 1,411,498
Grants 1,212,423
Federal
Funds 758,437
Restricted
Receipts 600,000
Grand
Total - RI State Council on the Arts 3,982,358
RI
Atomic Energy Commission
General
Revenues 765,890
Federal
Funds 325,000
University
and College Funds - URI Sponsored Research 157,049
Grand
Total - RI Atomic Energy
Commission 1,247,939
RI
Higher Education Assistance Authority
General
Revenues
Needs
Based Grants and Work
Opportunities 8,922,769
Authority
Operations and Other Grants 977,653
Federal
Funds 12,390,339
Tuition
Savings Program - Administration 6,398,486
Grand
Total - Higher Education
Assistance Authority 28,689,247
RI
Historical Preservation and Heritage Commission
General
Revenues 1,410,602
Federal
Funds 583,881
Restricted
Receipts 236,662
Grand
Total - RI Historical Pres.
and Heritage Comm. 2,231,145
RI
Public Telecommunications Authority
General
Revenues 1,285,906
Corporation
for Public Broadcasting Funds 756,911
Grand
Total - Public Telecommunications
Authority 2,042,817
Attorney
General
Criminal
General
Revenues 11,762,923
Federal
Funds 1,034,894
Restricted
Receipts 360,199
Total
- Criminal 13,158,016
Civil
General
Revenues 3,672,422
Restricted
Receipts 501,733
Total
- Civil 4,174,155
Bureau
of Criminal Identification
General
Revenues 849,017
Federal
Funds 123,650
Total
- Bureau of Criminal Identification 9 72,667
General
General
Revenues 1,946,801
Rhode
Island Capital Plan Funds - Building Renovations and
Repairs 271,000
Total
- General 2,217,801
Grand
Total - Attorney General 20,522,639
Corrections
Central
Management
General
Revenues 10,422,167
Federal
Funds 399,595
Total
- Central Management 10,821,762
Parole
Board
General
Revenues 1,140,970
Federal
Funds 33,000
Total
- Parole Board 1,173,970
Institutional
Corrections
General
Revenues 123,003,047
Federal
Funds 7,126,791
Rhode
Island Capital Plan Funds
Perimeter/Security
Upgrades 83,198
Fire
Code Safety Improvements 200,000
Security
Camera Installation 400,000
Reintegration
Center State Match 390,000
General
Renovations Maximum 550,000
General
Renovations Womens 1,000,000
Womens
Bathroom Renovations 450,000
Bernadette
Guay Bldg. Roof 200,000
Heating
and Temperature Control 342,000
Medium
HVAC Renovations 31,000
Minimum
Infrastructure Improvement 100,000
High
Infrastructure Improvements 200,000
Medium
Price
Window/HVAC Renovations 215,000
MIS/Admin.
Units Relocation 50,000
Total
- Institutional Corrections 134,341,036
Community
Corrections
General
Revenues 12,372,991
Federal
Funds 1,914,414
Total
Community Corrections 14,287,405
Grand
Total - Corrections 160,624,173
Judiciary
Supreme
Court
General
Revenues
General
Revenues 21,602,151
Defense
of Indigents 3,016,818
Federal
Funds 185,399
Restricted
Receipts 960,921
Rhode
Island Capital Plan Funds
Blackstone
Valley Courthouse Study 100,000
McGrath
Judicial Complex Int./Exterior 125,000
Judicial HVAC 475,000
Licht
Window Restoration 550,000
Total
- Supreme Court 27,015,289
Superior
Court
General
Revenues 18,138,389
Federal
Funds 567,518
Total
- Superior Court 18,705,907
Family
Court
General
Revenues 13,917,290
Federal
Funds 2,376,178
Restricted
Receipts 142,010
Total
- Family Court 16,435,478
District
Court General Revenues 8,650,732
Traffic
Tribunal General
Revenues 6,862,587
Workers'
Compensation Court Restricted
Receipts 6,287,111
Grand
Total Judiciary 83,957,104
Military
Staff
National
Guard
General
Revenues 1,759,766
Federal
Funds 6,804,799
Restricted
Receipts 145,000
Rhode
Island Capital Plan Funds
Command
Readiness Center - HVAC 12,500
Command
Readiness Center - Roof 30,000
Benefit
Street Arsenal Rehabilitation 225,695
Schofield
Armory Rehabilitation 200,000
Combine
Support Maintenance Shop 25,000
Army
Aviation Support Facility 25,000
AMC
Roof Replacement
50,000
State
Armories Fire Code Comp. 106,250
Federal
Armories Fire Code Comp. 46,875
Logistics/Maintenance
Facilities
Fire Code Comp. 37,505
Camp
Fogarty Training Site 40,000
Total
- National Guard 9,508,390
Emergency
Management
General
Revenues 572,047
Federal
Funds 19,675,832
Restricted
Receipts 276,429
Total
- Emergency Management 20,524,308
Grand
Total - Military Staff 30,032,698
E-911
Emergency Telephone System
General
Revenues 4,170,299
Federal
Funds 219,000
Restricted
Receipts 1,656,924
Grand
Total - E-911 Emergency Telephone
System 6,046,223
Fire
Safety Code Board of Appeal and Review
General
Revenues 266,894
State
Fire Marshal
General
Revenues 2,368,505
Federal
Funds 341,635
DEA
Forfeiture Funds 12,599
Grand
Total - State Fire Marshal 2,722,739
Commission
on Judicial Tenure and Discipline
General
Revenues 106,650
Rhode
Island Justice Commission
General
Revenues 253,085
Federal
Funds 5,451,607
Restricted
Receipts 30,000
Grand
Total - Rhode Island Justice
Commission 5,734,692
Municipal
Police Training Academy
General
Revenues 373,710
Federal
Funds 30,000
Grand
Total - Municipal Police Training
Academy 403,710
State
Police
General
Revenues 45,368,538
Federal
Funds 1,979,224
Restricted
Receipts 301,100
Rhode
Island Capital Plan Funds - Headquarters Repairs/
Renovations Roof 100,000
Traffic
Enforcement - Municipal Training 87,922
Lottery
Commission Assistance 140,991
Road
Construction Reimbursement 2,366,598
Grand
Total - State Police 50,344,373
Office
of Public Defender
General
Revenues 7,757,125
Federal
Funds 237,847
Grand
Total - Office of Public Defender 7,994,972
Environmental
Management
Office
of the Director
General
Revenues 7,309,360
Federal
Funds 1,276,863
Restricted
Receipts 1,734,107
Total
Office of the Director 10,320,330
Natural
Resources
General
Revenues 17,073,559
Federal
Funds 16,606,512
Restricted
Receipts 3,485,157
DOT
Recreational Projects 25,234
Blackstone
Bikepath Design 1,295,257
Rhode
Island Capital Plan Funds
Dam
Repair 739,550
Recreational
Facilities Improvement 500,000
Fort
Adams Rehabilitation 250,000
Great
Swamp Management Area 100,000
Jamestown
Fishing Pier 250,000
Wickford
Marine Facility 550,000
Galilee
Piers Upgrade 200,000
Newport
Piers 100,000
Total
- Natural Resources 41,175,269
Environmental
Protection
General
Revenues 11,413,541
Federal
Funds 12,306,963
Restricted
Receipts 5,175,024
Total
- Environmental Protection 28,895,528
Grand
Total - Environmental Management 80,391,127
Coastal
Resources Management Council
General
Revenues 1,580,355
Federal
Funds 1,753,000
Restricted
Receipts 805,733
Grand
Total - Coastal Resources
Management Council 4,139,088
State
Water Resources Board
General
Revenues 1,845,239
Federal
Funds 500,000
Restricted
Receipts 338,899
Rhode
Island Capital Plan Funds
Big
River Management Area 119,312
Grand
Total - State Water Resources
Board 2,803,450
Transportation
Central
Management
Federal
Funds 9,608,487
Intermodal
Surface Transportation Funds 3,613,697
Total
- Central Management 13,222,184
Management
and Budget Intermodal
Surface
Transportation
Funds 2,067,463
Infrastructure
Engineering Garvee/Motor Fuel Tax Bonds
Federal
Funds 198,244,033
Restricted
Receipts 6,000
Intermodal
Surface Transportation Funds 50,814,802
Land
Sale Revenue 4,000,000
State
Infrastructure Bank 1,000,000
Rhode
Island Capital Plan Funds - RIPTA Land
and Buildings 250,000
Total
- Infrastructure Engineering
Garvee/Motor Fuel Tax Bonds 254,314,835
Infrastructure
Maintenance
Intermodal
Surface Transportation Funds 42,259,025
Outdoor
Advertising 60,565
Total
- Infrastructure Maintenance 42,319,590
Grand
Total - Transportation 311,924,072
SECTION 2.
Each line appearing in Section 1 of this Article shall constitute an
appropriation.
SECTION 3.
Upon the transfer of any function of a department or agency to another
department or agency, the Governor is hereby authorized by means of executive
order to transfer or reallocate, in whole or in part, the appropriations and
the full-time equivalent limits affected thereby.
SECTION 4.
From the appropriation for contingency shall be paid such sums as may be
required at the discretion of the Governor and the Director of Administration
to fund expenditures for which appropriations may not exist. Such contingency funds may also be used for
expenditures in the several departments and agencies where appropriations are
insufficient, or where such requirements are due to unforeseen conditions or
are non-recurring items of an unusual nature.
Said appropriations may also be used for the payment of bills incurred
due to emergencies or to any offense against public peace and property, in
accordance with the provisions of Titles 11 and 45 of the General Laws of 1956,
as amended. All expenditures and
transfers from this account shall be approved by the Director of Administration
and the Governor.
SECTION 5.
(a) The general assembly authorizes the state controller to establish the
internal service accounts shown below, and no other, to finance and account for
the operations of state agencies that provide services to other state agencies,
institutions and other governmental units on a cost reimbursed basis. The
purpose of these accounts is to ensure that certain activities are managed in a
businesslike manner, promote efficient use of services by making agencies pay
the full costs associated with providing the services, and allocate the costs
of central administrative services across all fund types, so that federal and
other nongeneral fund programs share in the costs of general government
support. The controller is authorized to reimburse these accounts for the cost
of work or services performed for any other department or agency subject to the
following expenditure limitations:
Account Expenditure
Limit
State
Assessed Fringe Benefit Internal Service Account 34,134,366
Administration
Central Utilities Internal Service Account 18,
281,440
State
Information Processing Internal Service Account
15,055,779
State
Central Mail Internal Service Account 5,198,540
State
Telecommunications Internal Service Account 2,639,558
State
Automotive Fleet Internal Service Account 13,463,673
State
Surplus Property Internal Service Account 35,000
Capital
Police Internal Service Account 479,359
MHRH
Central Pharmacy Internal Service Account 10,297,692
MHRH
Laundry Services Internal Service Account 1,299,417
Corrections
General Services & Warehouse Internal Service Account
6,161,370
Corrections
Howard Center Telephone Operations Internal Service Acct. 890,536
Correctional
Industries Internal Service Account 6,508,643
Secretary
of State Record Center Internal Service Account 1,099,918
(b) The Governor shall include as
part of the FY 2007 budget, a description of these accounts, their purposes,
and the efficacy of continuing them.
SECTION 6. The General Assembly may
provide a written "statement of legislative intent" signed by the
chairperson of the House Finance Committee and by the chairperson of the Senate
Finance Committee to show the intended purpose of the appropriations contained
in Section 1 of this Article. The
statement of legislative intent shall be kept on file in the House Finance
Committee and in the Senate Finance Committee.
At least twenty (20) days prior to
the issuance of a grant or the release of funds, which grant or funds are
listed on the legislative letter of intent, all department, agency and
corporation directors, shall notify in writing the chairperson of the House
Finance Committee and the chairperson of the Senate Finance Committee of the
approximate date when the funds are to be released or granted.
SECTION 7.
Appropriation of Temporary Disability Insurance Funds -- There is hereby
appropriated pursuant to sections 28-39-5 and 28-39-8 of the Rhode Island
General Laws all funds required to be disbursed for the benefit payments from
the Temporary Disability Insurance Fund and Temporary Disability Insurance
Reserve Fund for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2006.
SECTION 8.
Appropriation of Employment Security Funds -- There is hereby appropriated
pursuant to section 28-42-19 of the Rhode Island General Laws all funds
required to be disbursed for benefit payments from the Employment Security Fund
for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2006.
SECTION 9.
Departments and agencies listed below may not exceed the number of full-time
equivalent (FTE) positions shown below in any pay period. Full-time equivalent positions do not
include seasonal or intermittent positions whose scheduled period of employment
does not exceed twenty-six consecutive weeks or whose scheduled hours do not
exceed nine hundred and twenty-five (925) hours, excluding overtime, in a
one-year period. Nor do they include
individuals engaged in training, the completion of which is a prerequisite of
employment. Provided, however, that the Governor or designee, Speaker of the
House of Representatives or designee, and the President of the Senate or
designee may authorize an adjustment to any limitation. Prior to the authorization, the State Budget
Officer shall make a detailed written recommendation to the Governor, the
Speaker of the House, and the President of the Senate. A copy of the recommendation and
authorization to adjust shall be transmitted to the chairman of the House
Finance Committee, Senate Finance Committee, the House Fiscal Advisor and the
Senate Fiscal Advisor.
FTE POSITION AUTHORIZATION
Departments and Agencies Full-Time Equivalent
Administration 1,200.4
Business Regulation 110.0
Labor and Training 512.7
Legislature 289.0
Office of the Lieutenant Governor 10.0
Office of the Secretary of State 59.0
Office of the General Treasurer 87.5
Boards for Design Professionals 4.0
Board of Elections 15.0
Rhode Island Ethics Commission 12.0
Office of the Governor 48.5
Public Utilities Commission 46.0
Rhode Island Commission on Women 1.0
Children, Youth, and Families 849.8
Elderly Affairs 52.0
Health 499.4
Human Services 1,174.4
Mental Health, Retardation, and Hospitals 1,992.7
Office of the Child Advocate 5.8
Commission on the Deaf and Hard of Hearing 3.0
RI Developmental Disabilities Council 2.0
Governor's Commission on Disabilities 6.6
Commission for Human Rights 15.0
Office of the Mental Health Advocate 3.7
Elementary and Secondary Education 339.1
Office of Higher Education 23.0
Provided that 1.0 of the total authorization would be available only for a position that is supported by third-party funds.
University of Rhode Island 2,561.6
Provided that 602.0 of the total authorization would be available only for positions that are supported by third-party funds.
Rhode Island College 941.2
Provided that 82.0 of the total authorization would be available only for positions that are supported by third-party funds.
Community College of Rhode Island 848.9
Provided that 100.0 of the total authorization would be available only for positions that are supported by third-party funds.
Rhode Island State Council on the Arts 8.0
RI Atomic Energy Commission 8.6
Higher Education Assistance Authority 46.0
Historical Preservation and Heritage Commission 17.6
Public Telecommunications Authority 22.0
Office of the Attorney General 234.5
Corrections 1,589.0
Judiciary 742.0
Military Staff 103.0
E-911 Emergency Telephone System 53.6
Fire Safety Code Bd. of Appeal and Review 3.0
RI State Fire Marshal 38.0
Commission on Judicial Tenure and Discipline 1.0
Rhode Island Justice Commission 9.0
Municipal Police Training Academy 4.0
State Police 282.0
Office of the Public Defender 93.5
Environmental Management 531.3
Coastal Resources Management Council 30.0
State Water Resources Board 9.0
Transportation 810.7
Total 16,349.1
SECTION 10.
The amounts reflected in this Article include the appropriation of Rhode Island
Capital Plan funds for fiscal year 2006 and supersede appropriations provided
for FY 2006 within Section 11 of Article 1 of Chapter 596 of the P.L. of 2004.
The following amounts are hereby appropriated out of any money in the States Rhode Island Capital Plan Fund not otherwise appropriated to be expended during the fiscal years ending June 30, 2007, June 30, 2008, June 30, 2009, and June 30, 2010. These amounts supersede appropriations provided within Section 11 of Article 1 of Chapter 596 of the P.L. of 2004. For the purposes and functions hereinafter mentioned, the State Controller is hereby authorized and directed to draw his or her orders upon the General Treasurer for the payment of such sums and such portions thereof as may be required by him or her upon receipt of properly authenticated vouchers.
Fiscal Year Fiscal Year Fiscal Year Fiscal Year
Ending Ending Ending Ending
Project June 30, 2007 June 30, 2008 June 30, 2009 June 30, 2010
RICAP State House
Renovations Phase II 1,000,000 645,000 - -
RICAP Elderly Affairs-
One
Stop Elderly Center 500,000 2,625,000 1,050,000 -
RICAP DCYF Training
School Girls Facility 1,400,000 1,765,850 - -
RICAP DCYF Training
School Com. Centers 3,500,000 4,400,000 600,000 1,396,075
RICAP Davies Career &
Tech School HVAC 188,760 176,225 - -
RICAP URI
Asset Protection 3,990,000 4,189,500 4,398,975 4,618,924
RICAP RIC
Asset Protection 1,732,500 1,819,125 1,910,081 2,005,585
RICAP CCRI
Asset Protection 1,102,500 1,157,625 1,215,506 1,276,282
RICAP URI Independence
Hall 1,200,000 - - -
RICAP URI Lippitt
Hall 3,500,000 - - -
RICAP DOC Heating &
Temperature Control 839,000 - - -
RICAP DOC High
Security Infrastructure 415,000 737,000 143,000 -
RICAP DOC Medium
HVAC 654,000 - - -
RICAP DOC Medium II
Windows and HVAC 430,000 650,000 155,000 -
RICAP DOC Minimum
Infrastructure 300,000 300,000 300,000 300,000
RICAP DOC MIS
Relocation 451,017 1,050,000 903,998 548,730
RICAP DOC
Reintegration Center 2,215,674 - - -
RICAP DOC Womens
Plumbing/Bathroom Ren. 350,000 - - -
RICAP DOC Womens
Roof, Masonry, & Gen 1,000,000 600,000 - -
RICAP Bernadette
Guay Building 623,000 347,000 230,000 -
RICAP Judicial Black-
Stone Valley Court Study 50,000 - - -
RICAP Judicial Licht
Window Restoration 150,000 - - -
RICAP AMC Roof
Replacement 200,000 800,000 900,000 750,000
RICAP DEM Bay Islands
Park System - - 1,140,261 926,100
RICAP DEM Dam Repair 300,000 1,475,000 750,000 1,025,000
RICAP DEM Jamestown
Fishing Pier 500,000 - - -
SECTION 11. Reappropriation
of Funding for Rhode Island Capital Plan Fund Projects. - Any unexpended and unencumbered funds in excess of
$100 from Rhode Island Capital Plan Fund project appropriations shall be
reappropriated in the ensuing fiscal year and made available for the same
purpose.
SECTION 12. Notwithstanding any provisions of Chapter 19
in Title 23 of the Rhode Island General Laws, the Resource Recovery corporation
shall transfer to the State Controller the sum of four million five hundred
thousand dollars ($4,500,000) on June 30, 2006.
SECTION 13.
Notwithstanding any provisions of Chapter 12.9 in Title 46 of the Rhode Island
General Laws, the Underground Storage Tank Financial Responsibility Fund Review
Board shall transfer to the State Controller the sum of two million
($2,000,000) on June 30, 2006.
SECTION 14.
The Governor is authorized to allocate the general revenues contained in this
article for the Pay Plan Reserve, provided that these funds may be used solely
for implementing adjustments to state pay plans. The Governor is authorized to
increase the expenditures from federal funds, restricted receipts, and other
funds as necessary to implement the adjustments.
SECTION 15.
Extension
of previous authorizations. -- The general assembly, pursuant to the provisions
of section 35-8-25 of the general laws, hereby extends to the termination dates
contained herein, the authority to issue the following general obligation bond
authorizations in the amounts stated.
The original authorizations enacted by public law and approved by the
people, that remain unissued as of February 1, 2005, are as follows:
Unissued
Amount to be
Purpose Statutory Reference Extended Termination Date
Open Space Ch. 425-P.L. of 1987 $168,254 June 30, 2006
Elementary & Secondary Education Ch. 136-P.L. of 1994 $965,000 June 30, 2007
R.I. Water Pollution Revolving Ch. 238-P.L. of 1988 as $9,000,000 June 30, 2010
Loan And Trust Fund amended by Ch. 303-P.L.
of 1989 and Ch. 434-P.L.
of 1990
Higher Education Ch. 31-P.L. of 1998 $4,435,000 June 30, 2006
Pawtuxet River NBC Reallocation Ch. 434 P.L. of 1990 $995,000 June 30, 2007
The general assembly hereby extends for an additional year the authorization granted to the Rhode Island Industrial Recreational Building Authority provided by Chapter 91 of the Public Laws of 1958, and Chapter 537, Section 3, of the Public Laws of 1987.
SECTION 16.
Funds included in the appropriations in section 1 for a provider rate increase
of 2.2 percent for services provided after January 1, 2006 by private community
based organizations for the following: state contracted children's residential
programs for whom the rates are set by the department of children, youth and
families; substance abuse treatment and prevention, and mental treatment
services contracted by the department of children, youth and families; licensed
adult day care and licensed home care services financed by the department of
elderly affairs; licensed providers for adults with developmental disabilities
services including group and individual living situations, vocational training
and placement, rehabilitation services and supported employment, licensed
substance abuse and mental health services financed by the department of mental
health, retardation and hospitals; and, mental health, substance abuse, licensed
adult day care and licensed home health providers financed by the department of
human services.
SECTION 17.
Section 15 of this article shall take effect on June 30, 2005 and the remainder
of this article shall take effect on July 1, 2005.