Chapter 06-246
2006 -- H 7120
SUBSTITUTE A
Enacted 06/30/06
A N A C T
MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR
THE SUPPORT OF THE STATE FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE, 30, 2007
Introduced By: Representatives
Watson, Mumford, Gorham, Savage, and Ehrhardt
Date
Introduced: February 08, 2006
It is enacted by the General Assembly as
follows:
ARTICLE 1 RELATING TO MAKING APPROPRIATIONS IN
SUPPORT OF FY 2007
ARTICLE 2 RELATING TO BORROWING IN
ANTICIPATION OF RECEIPTS FROM
TAXES
ARTICLE 3 RELATING TO MAKING REVISED
APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE
SUPPORT OF THE STATE FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE
30, 2006
ARTICLE 4 RELATING TO 911 EMERGENCY TELEPHONE
SYSTEM SURCHARGE
ARTICLE 5 RELATING TO CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT
PROGRAM
ARTICLE 6 RELATING TO BOND PREMIUMS
ARTICLE 7 RELATING TO DEBT MANAGEMENT ACT
JOINT RESOLUTIONS
ARTICLE 8 RELATING TO MOTOR VEHICLE EMISSIONS
INSPECTION FEES
ARTICLE 9 RELATING TO PHARMACEUTICAL
ASSISTANCE TO THE ELDERLY
ARTICLE 10 RELATING TO SUBMIT TO CHEMICAL TEST
ARTICLE 11 RELATING TO RESTRICTED RECEIPT
ACCOUNTS
ARTICLE 12 RELATING TO GENERAL PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
– HARDSHIP
ASSISTANCE FUND
ARTICLE 13 RELATING TO HOSPITAL UNCOMPENSATED
CARE
ARTICLE 14 RELATING TO CHILD CARE – STATE
SUBSIDIES
ARTICLE 15 RELATING TO NURSING FACILITIES
ARTICLE 16 RELATING TO MUNICIPAL TIPPING FEES
ARTICLE 17 RELATING TO STATE AID
ARTICLE 18 RELATING TO LICENSING OF HOSPITAL
FACILITIES
ARTICLE 19 RELATING TO EDUCATION AID
ARTICLE 20 RELATING TO ISSUANCE OF LICENSE UPON
PAYMENT OF
TAXES
ARTICLE 21 RELATING TO TAX AMNESTY
ARTICLE 22 RELATING TO FUEL USE REPORTING LAW
ARTICLE 23 RELATING TO REGISTRATION OF VEHICLES
ARTICLE 24 RELATING TO TUITION TAX CREDITS
ARTICLE 25 RELATING TO MEDICAL ASSISTANCE -
MANAGED CARE
ARTICLE 26 RELATING TO HEALTH CARE QUALITY
PROGRAM
ARTICLE 27 RELATING TO UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK
FINANCIAL
RESPONSIBILITY FUND
REVIEW BOARD
ARTICLE 28 RELATING TO PAY DIFFERENTIAL FOR STATE
EMPLOYEES
ON ACTIVE DUTY
ARTICLE 29 RELATING TO MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE TAX –
PHASE-OUT
ARTICLE 30 RELATING TO TAXATION
ARTICLE 31 RELATING TO PANDEMIC INFLUENZA
PREPARATION
ARTICLE 32 RELATING TO HUMAN SERVICES – FAMILY
INDEPENDENCE
ACT
ARTICLE 33 RELATING TO MEDICAL ASSISTANCE –
PRESCRIPTION DRUGS
ARTICLE 34 RELATING TO INSURANCE – MANDATED
BENEFITS
ARTICLE 35 RELATING TO MEDICAL ASSISTANCE –
COMMUNITY HEALTH
CENTERS
ARTICLE 36 RELATING TO DREDGING FEES
ARTICLE 37 RELATING TO APPROVE AND PUBLISH AND
SUBMIT TO THE
ELECTORS A
PROPOSITION OF AMENDMENT TO THE
CONSTITUTION OF THE
STATE (LIMITATIONS ON STATE
SPENDING)
ARTICLE 38 RELATING TO STATE AFFAIRS AND
GOVERNMENT
ARTICLE 39 RELATING TO RULES AND REGULATIONS --
FUNDING
REQUIRED
ARTICLE 40 RELATING TO MEDICAL ASSISTANCE –
OPTIONAL
ELIGIBILITY
ARTICLE 41 RELATING TO EFFECTIVE DATE
ARTICLE 1 SUBSTITUTE A AS AMENDED
RELATING
TO MAKING APPROPRIATIONS IN SUPPORT OF FY 2007
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, 2007. 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 1,545,276
Federal
Funds 346,196
Restricted
Receipts 70,029
Total - Central Management 1,961,501
Legal Services
General
Revenues 2,562,185
Legal
Support/DOT 108,503
Total – Legal Services 2,670,688
Accounts and Control General Revenues 3,428,790
Budgeting General Revenues 2,456,351
Purchasing General Revenues 2,416,614
Auditing General Revenues 2,057,592
Human Resources
General Revenues 12,314,199
Federal Funds 815,083
Restricted Receipts 647,390
Other Funds 1,120,457
Total-Human Resources 14,897,129
Personnel Appeal Board General Revenues 102,849
Facilities Management
General
Revenues 41,144,019
Federal
Funds 21,551,019
Restricted
Receipts 1,373,570
Other Funds 1,541,649
Total – Facilities Management 65,610,257
Capital Projects and Property Management General Revenues 3,316,132
Information Technology
General
Revenues 17,584,582
Federal
Funds 7,076,403
Restricted
Receipts 1,440,855
Other Funds 1,242,376
Total – Information Technology 27,344,216
Library and Information Services
General
Revenues 1,077,872
Federal
Funds 1,355,677
Restricted
Receipts 1,500
Total – Library and Information
Services 2,435,049
Planning
General Revenues 5,306,430
Federal
Funds 8,107,037
Intermodal
Surface Transportation Funds
Federal Highway - PL Systems
Planning 1,453,222
Air Quality Modeling 20,800
Total – Planning 14,887,489
Security Services General Revenues 19,854,805
General
General
Revenues
Miscellaneous Grants 626,750
Torts – Courts 400,000
Contingency Fund 1,050,000
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 and for transition expenses
of general officers in accordance with section 36-1-2.1 of the general laws of
1956, as amended. 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 nonrecurring
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.
State Employees/Teachers Retiree
Health Subsidy 9,475,125
Economic Development Corporation 8,184,274
EDC – Rhode Island Airport
Corporation Impact Aid 1,025,000
Provided
that the Rhode Island Airport Corporation shall distribute the appropriated
funds as follows:
60 percent
of the first $1,000,000 appropriated funds shall be distributed to each airport
serving more than 1,000,000 passengers based upon its percentage of the total
passengers served by all airports serving more than 1,000,000 passengers.
40 percent
of the first $1,000,000 shall be distributed to North Central Airport,
Newport-Middletown Airport, Block Island Airport, Quonset Airport, TF Green
Airport and Westerly Airport based on the shares of total takeoffs and landings
during calendar year 2005, respectively. No airport shall receive less than
$25,000.
Each airport
receiving any portion of the amount appropriated shall make an impact payment
to the towns or cities in which located in the full amounts received from the
Corporation within 30 days of payments from the Corporation. Each community
upon which any part of the above airports are located shall receive at least
$25,000.
EDC-Urban Revitalization Fund
Capital Reserve 50,000
Economic Policy Council 300,000
Centers of Excellence 3,000,000
EDC EPScore 1,500,000 Motor Vehicle Excise Tax
Payment 136,004,939
Property Valuation 1,500,000
General Revenue Sharing Program 65,159,670
Payment in Lieu of Tax Exempt
Properties 27,766,967
Distressed Communities Relief
Program 10,921,335
Resource Sharing and State Library
Aid 8,712,871
Library Construction Aid 2,705,348
Federal
Funds 34,869
Restricted
Receipts 1,283,347
Rhode Island
Capital Plan Funds
Chapin Health Laboratory 100,000
Cannon Building 150,000
Old State House 100,000
Williams Powers Building 500,000
State House Renovations 830,000
Environmental Compliance 250,000
Fox Point Hurricane Barrier 50,000
Fire Code Compliance State Buildings 500,000
Lead Mitigation Group Homes 200,000
McCoy Stadium 1,280,000
Varley Building 100,000
Elderly Affairs One Stop Elder Center 200,000
Total – General 283,960,495
Debt Service Payments
General
Revenues 89,129,461
Federal
Funds 1,177,854
Restricted Receipts 1,027,956
Rhode Island
Capital Plan Funds
MHRH Community Services Program 5,374,946
MHRH Community Mental Health Program 1,827,046
DEM – Narragansett Bay Commission 1,527,738
DEM – Debt Service – CWFA 3,254,086
DEM – Debt Service – Recreation 8,340,854
DEM – Debt Service –
Wastewater Treatment 4,203,348
DEM – Hazardous Waste 2,340,378
RIPTA – Water Resources Board 2,220,215
DOA – Third Rail Project – Quonset Point 2,463,980
Intermodal
Surface Transportation Funds
RIPTA Debt Service 703,466
Transportation Debt Service 36,695,660
Temporary
Disability Insurance Fund
RIRBA - DLT – Temporary Disability
Insurance 45,586
COPS - DLT Building – TDI 382,138
Total -
Debt Service Payments 160,714,712
Personnel Reform Medical Insurance
General Revenues (3,709,901)
Federal
Funds (1,298,060)
Restricted
Receipts (264,858)
Other
Funds (1,512,997)
Total – Personnel Reform (6,785,816)
State Employee Turnover at 5.2 percent (36,491,395)
Grand Total -
Administration 564,837,458
Business Regulation
Central Management General Revenues 1,456,314
Banking and Securities Regulation General Revenues 2,822,483
Commercial Licensing, Racing and Athletics
General
Revenues 1,814,637
Restricted
Receipts 100,000
Total - Commercial Licensing,
Racing and Athletics 1,914,637
Insurance Regulation
General
Revenues 4,684,990
Restricted
Receipts 704,408
Total - Insurance Regulation 5,389,398
Board of Accountancy General Revenues 156,280 Grand
Total - Business Regulation 11,739,112
Labor and Training
Central Management
General
Revenues 143,250
Restricted
Receipts 385,212
Total - Central Management 528,462
Workforce Development Services
General Revenues 258,600
Federal
Funds 15,789,182
Restricted
Receipts 10,379,076
Reed Act
Funds
Rapid Job Entry 931,277
Woonsocket Networking 55,000
Workforce Development 6,202,864
Of the $7.2
million appropriated from Reed Act funds, $1 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; $55,000 may be used solely for netWORKri office renovations;
and $6.2 million may be for the administration of this state’s employment
compensation law and public employment service offices.
Total - Workforce Development
Services 33,615,999
Workforce Regulation and Safety General Revenues 2,860,748
Income Support
General
Revenues 3,137,593
Federal
Funds 12,820,503
Restricted
Receipts 1,616,416
Temporary
Disability Insurance Fund 176,891,254
Employment
Security Fund 213,398,437
Total - Income Support 407,864,203
Injured Workers Services Restricted Receipts 10,508,769
Labor Relations Board General Revenues 441,659
Grand Total - Labor and Training 455,819,840
Legislature
General
Revenues 32,219,892
Restricted
Receipts 1,451,733
Grand Total - Legislature 33,671,625
Lieutenant Governor General Revenues 963,012
Secretary of State
Administration General Revenues 1,741,391
Corporations General Revenues 1,801,627
State Archives
General
Revenues 104,891
Federal
Funds 85,000
Restricted
Receipts 486,355
Total - State Archives 676,246
Elections and Civics
General
Revenues 1,278,170
Federal
Funds 1,931,890
Total – Elections 3,210,060
State Library General Revenues 700,499
Office of Public Information General Revenues 314,339
Grand Total - State 8,444,162
General Treasurer
Treasury
General
Revenues 2,685,728
Federal
Funds 290,975
Restricted
Receipts 10,000
Temporary
Disability Insurance Fund 303,834
Total – Treasury 3,290,537
State Retirement System
Restricted
Receipts
Administrative Expenses - State
Retirement System 5,660,755
Retirement - Treasury Investment
Operations 772,474
Total - State Retirement System 6,433,229
Unclaimed Property Restricted Receipts 16,657,676
RI Refunding Bond Authority General Revenues 55,770
Crime Victim Compensation Program
General
Revenues 211,502
Federal
Funds 731,314
Restricted
Receipts 1,715,930
Total - Crime Victim Compensation
Program 2,658,746
Grand Total - General Treasurer 29,095,958
Boards for Design Professionals General Revenues 390,153
Board of Elections
General
Revenues 2,516,239
Federal
Funds 818,900
Grand Total - Board of Elections 3,335,139
Rhode Island Ethics Commission General Revenues 1,297,421
Office of Governor
General
Revenues 4,952,015
Intermodal
Surface Transportation Funds 92,129
Grand Total - Office of Governor 5,044,144
Public Utilities Commission
General
Revenues 743,985
Federal
Funds 88,567
Restricted
Receipts 6,080,429
Grand Total - Public Utilities Commission 6,912,981
Rhode Island Commission on Women General Revenues 99,715
Department of Revenue
Director of Revenue Office General Revenues 488,750
Office of Revenue Analysis General Revenues 388,424
Lottery Division Lottery Funds 214,740,880
Property Valuation General Revenues 669,726
Taxation
General Revenues 18,374,247
Federal Funds 1,188,260
Restricted Receipts 813,368
Motor Fuel Evasion Program 42,732
Temporary Disability Insurance 875,361
Total-Taxation 21,293,968
Registry of Motor Vehicles
General Revenues 17,536,892
Federal Funds 395,638
Restricted Receipts 16,083
Total-Registry of Motor Vehicles 17,948,613
Grand Total-Revenue 255,530,361
Office of Health and Human Services
General Revenues 313,160
Federal Funds 245,357
Restricted Receipts 211,603
Grand Total – Office of Health
and
Human Services 770,120
Children, Youth, and Families
Central Management
General
Revenues 6,860,904
Federal
Funds 3,477,254
Total - Central Management 10,338,158
Children's Behavioral Health Services
General
Revenues 36,982,288
Federal
Funds 37,112,018
Total -
Children's Behavioral Health Services 74,094,306
Juvenile Correctional Services
General
Revenues 32,579,007
Federal
Funds 3,379,260
Restricted
Receipts 6,000
Rhode Island
Capital Plan Funds
Girls Facility – Training School 800,000
Community Facilities – Training School 500,000
Total - Juvenile Correctional
Services 37,264,267
Child Welfare
General
Revenues 96,569,239
Federal
Funds 72,495,979
Restricted
Receipts 1,655,094
Rhode Island
Capital Plan Funds
Fire Code Upgrades 500,000
Total - Child Welfare 171,220,312
Higher Education Incentive Grants General Revenues 200,000
Grand Total - Children, Youth, and Families 293,117,043
Elderly Affairs
General
Revenues
General Revenues 16,683,105
Provided
that $534,907 of the $16,683,105 from general revenues shall be available for
community elder information specialists.
RIPAE 3,412,000
Safety and Care of the Elderly 600
Federal
Funds 12,623,605
Restricted
Receipts 1,250,000
Intermodal
Surface Transportation Fund 4,800,000
Grand Total - Elderly Affairs 38,769,310
Health
Central Management
General
Revenues 4,814,505
Provided that
$130,000 from general revenues is reserved exclusively for the Southeast and
New England Health Safe Community Foundation/ Michael Montelone Foundation to
provide automated external defibrillators to high schools and athletic fields.
Federal
Funds 4,849,996
Restricted
Receipts 1,850,664
Total - Central Management 11,515,165
State Medical Examiner
General
Revenues 1,964,801
Federal
Funds 140,543
Total - State Medical Examiner 2,105,344
Family Health
General
Revenues 3,039,370
Federal
Funds 28,929,522
Restricted
Receipts 6,875,852
Total - Family Health 38,844,744
Health Services Regulation
General
Revenues 5,085,025
Federal
Funds 5,350,171
Restricted
Receipts 400,319
Total - Health Services Regulation 10,835,515
Environmental Health
General
Revenues 4,616,661
Federal
Funds 4,815,388
Restricted
Receipts 1,553,683
Total - Environmental Health 10,985,732
Health Laboratories
General
Revenues 6,366,122
Federal
Funds 2,184,707
Total - Health Laboratories 8,550,829
Disease Prevention and Control
General
Revenues 7,416,725
Federal
Funds 19,893,007
National
Highway Traffic Safety Funds
Walkable Communities Initiative 29,960
Total - Disease Prevention and
Control 27,339,692
Grand Total - Health 110,177,021
Human Services
Central Management
General Revenues
General Revenues 8,778,008
Federal Funds 6,665,999
Restricted
Receipts 2,240,382
Total - Central Management 17,684,389
Child Support Enforcement
General
Revenues 3,649,018
Federal
Funds 7,400,423
Total – Child Support Enforcement 11,049,441
Individual and Family Support
General
Revenues 25,166,091
Federal
Funds 54,777,883
Restricted
Receipts 91,944
Total - Individual and Family Support 80,035,918
Veterans' Affairs
General
Revenues 17,300,207
Federal
Funds 7,588,106
Restricted
Receipts 1,219,365
Total - Veterans' Affairs 26,107,678
Health Care Quality, Financing and Purchasing
General
Revenues 21,178,701
Federal Funds 45,340,602
Restricted
Receipts 566,815
Total - Health Care Quality,
Financing & Purchasing 67,086,118
Medical Benefits
General
Revenues
Hospitals 77,228,648
Nursing Facilities 146,058,329
Managed Care 209,075,483
Pharmacy 65,484,895
Other 71,478,576
Federal
Funds
Hospitals 82,338,822
Nursing Facilities 163,774,830
Managed Care 246,229,008
Special Education 20,733,240
Pharmacy 25,887,480
Other 80,233,863
Restricted
Receipts 4,490,042
Total - Medical Benefits 1,193,013,216
Supplemental Security Income Program General Revenues 28,201,184
Family Independence Program
General
Revenues
Child Care 39,870,805
TANF/Family Independence Program 7,724,147
Federal
Funds 84,438,119
Total - Family Independence Program 132,033,071
State Funded Programs
General
Revenues
General Public Assistance 3,860,294
Federal
Funds 83,690,512
Total - State Funded Programs 87,550,806
Grand Total - Human Services 1,642,761,821
Mental Health, Retardation, and Hospitals
Central Management General Revenues 2,251,063
Hospital and Community System Support
General
Revenues 4,574,961
Federal
Funds 229,166
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 400,000
Community Facilities Fire Code 500,000
Pastore Center Fire Code Compliance 250,000
DD Private Waiver
Community Facilities
Fire Code Upgrades 187,500
Total - Hospital and Community
System Support 7,291,627
Services for the Developmentally Disabled
General
Revenues 119,315,406
Federal
Funds 135,138,112
Rhode Island
Capital Plan Funds
Regional Center Repair/Rehabilitation 200,000
Developmental Disability Group Homes 1,000,000
Total - Services for the
Developmentally Disabled 255,653,518
Integrated Mental Health Services
General
Revenues 43,579,541
Federal
Funds 37,670,463
Total - Integrated Mental Health
Services 81,250,004
Hospital and Community Rehabilitation Services
General
Revenues 52,576,725
Federal
Funds 56,766,343
Rhode Island
Capital Plan Funds
Zambarano Buildings and Utilities 200,000
Total-Hospital and Community
Rehabilitation Services 109,543,068
Substance Abuse
General
Revenues 16,157,873
Federal
Funds 14,848,644
Restricted
Receipts 90,000
Rhode Island
Capital Plan Funds Asset Protection 100,000
Total - Substance Abuse 31,196,517
Grand Total - Mental Health,
Retardation,
and Hospitals 487,185,797
Office of the Child Advocate
General
Revenues 558,096
Federal
Funds 40,000
Grand Total - Child Advocate 598,096
Commission on the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
General
Revenues 355,329
Federal
Funds 15,000
Grand Total - Commission on the Deaf
and
Hard of Hearing 370,329
RI Developmental Disabilities Council Federal Funds 461,393
Governor's Commission on Disabilities
General
Revenues 602,202
Federal
Funds 195,681
Restricted
Receipts 25,444
Rhode Island
Capital Plan Funds
Facility Renovation –
Handicapped Accessibility 200,000
Grand Total - Governor's Commission
on Disabilities 1,023,327
Commission for Human Rights
General
Revenues 1,075,216
Federal
Funds 323,478
Grand Total - Commission for Human
Rights 1,398,694
Mental Health Advocate General Revenues 409,492
Elementary and Secondary Education
Administration of the Comprehensive Education Strategy
General
Revenues 21,103,006
Federal
Funds 178,926,175
Restricted
Receipts 2,792,518
Total – Administration of the
Comprehensive
Education
Strategy 202,821,699
Davies Career and Technical School
General
Revenues 13,753,144
Federal
Funds 1,200,244
Rhode Island
Capital Plan Funds Davies Elevators 51,939
Total - Davies Career and Technical
School 15,005,327
RI School for the Deaf
General
Revenues 6,476,348
Federal
Funds 375,864
Total - RI School for the Deaf 6,852,212
Metropolitan Career and Technical School General Revenues 10,406,956
Education Aid
General
Revenues 675,530,203
Federal
Funds 2,221,786
Restricted
Receipt 1,734,549
Total – Education Aid 679,486,538
Central Falls School District General Revenues 43,234,574
Housing Aid
General
Revenues 49,672,045
Teachers’ Retirement General Revenues 69,200,130
Grand Total - Elementary and
Secondary
Education 1,076,679,481
Public Higher Education
Board of Governors/Office of Higher Education
General Revenues 7,858,537
Federal Funds 3,146,976
Restricted Receipts 540,000
Total – Board of
Governors/Off.
of Higher Education 11,545,513
University of Rhode Island
General Revenues
General
Revenues 86,073,717
Debt Service 2,618,293
University and College
Funds University
and College Funds 379,614,507
Debt – Dining Services 1,078,794
Debt – Educational & General 1,994,229
Debt – Health Services 127,938
Debt – Housing Loan Funds 4,208,297
Debt – Memorial Union 99,615
Debt – Ryan Center 1,515,473
Debt – Alton Jones Services 113,289
Debt – Boss Arena 295,207
Debt – Parking Authority 649,353
Debt – Sponsored Research (Ind.
Cost) 99,970
Rhode Island
Capital Plan Funds
Debt Service 5,101,021
Asset Protection 3,990,000
Independence Hall 1,200,000
Total –
University of Rhode Island 488,779,703
Notwithstanding
the provisions of section 35-3-15 of the general laws, all unexpended or
unencumbered balances as of June 30, 2007 relating to the University of Rhode
Island are hereby reappropriated to fiscal year 2008.
Rhode Island College
General Revenues
General Revenues 47,354,405
Debt Service 1,590,682
RIRBA – Rhode Island College 293,470
University
and College Funds
University and College Funds 74,882,408
Debt – Education and General 295,152
Debt – Housing 494,417
Debt – Student Center & Dining 172,061
Debt – Student Union 172,194
Rhode Island
Capital Plan Funds
Asset Protection 1,732,500
Total –
Rhode Island College 126,987,289
Notwithstanding
the provisions of section 35-3-15 of the general laws, all unexpended or unencumbered
balances as of June 30, 2007 relating to Rhode Island College are hereby
reappropriated to fiscal year 2008.
Community College of Rhode Island
General Revenues
General
Revenues 49,537,170
Debt Service 1,405,076
Restricted Receipts 639,479
University and College Funds
University
and College Funds 59,569,735
Debt – Bookstore 176,504
Rhode Island
Capital Plan Funds
Knight Campus Nursing Program 65,000
Asset Protection 1,102,500
Total – Community College of Rhode
Island 112,495,464
Notwithstanding
the provisions of section 35-3-15 of the general laws, all unexpended or
unencumbered balances as of June 30, 2007 relating to the Community College of
Rhode Island are hereby reappropriated to fiscal year 2008.
Grand
Total – Public Higher Education 739,807,969
RI State Council on the Arts
General
Revenues
Operating Support 795,942
Grants 2,045,524
Federal
Funds 731,500
Restricted
Receipts 1,008,195
Grand Total - RI State Council on
the Arts 4,581,161
RI Atomic Energy Commission
General
Revenues 836,702
Federal
Funds 375,000
University
and College Funds URI Sponsored Research 171,206
Grand Total - RI Atomic Energy
Commission 1,382,908
RI Higher Education Assistance Authority
General Revenues
Needs Based Grants and Work
Opportunities 5,730,027
Authority Operations and Other
Grants 1,017,375
Federal
Funds 12,852,312
Tuition
Savings Program - Administration 10,058,298
Grand Total - Higher Education
Assistance Authority 29,658,012
RI Historical Preservation and Heritage Commission
General
Revenues 1,705,676
Federal
Funds 487,267
Restricted
Receipts 266,820
Grand Total - RI Historical Pres.
and Heritage Comm. 2,459,763
RI Public Telecommunications Authority
General Revenues 1,388,669
Corporation
for Public Broadcasting 828,498
Grand Total - Public
Telecommunications Authority 2,217,167
Attorney General
Criminal
General
Revenues 13,077,675
Federal
Funds 1,055,397
Restricted
Receipts 520,527
Total - Criminal 14,653,599
Civil
General
Revenues 4,524,821
Restricted
Receipts 552,539
Total - Civil 5,077,360
Bureau of Criminal Identification General Revenues 991,634
General
General
Revenues 2,249,571
Rhode Island
Capital Plan Funds
Building Renovations and Repairs 165,000
Total - General 2,414,571
Grand Total - Attorney General 23,137,164
Corrections
Central Management
General
Revenues 8,557,219
Federal
Funds 260,032
Total - Central Management 8,817,251
Parole Board
General
Revenues 1,247,742
Federal
Funds 33,002
Total - Parole Board 1,280,744
Institutional Corrections
General
Revenues 139,084,180
Federal
Funds 7,224,911
Rhode Island
Capital Plan Funds
Reintegration Center State Match 3,247,123
General Renovations – Maximum 250,000
General Renovations – Women’s 700,000
Women’s Bathroom Renovations 506,000
Bernadette Guay Bldg. Roof 623,000
MIS/Admin. Units Relocation 151,017
Asset Protection 2,154,000
Total - Institutional Corrections 153,940,231
Community Corrections
General
Revenues 13,553,170
Federal
Funds 820,175
Total – Community Corrections 14,373,345
Grand Total - Corrections 178,411,571
Judiciary
Supreme Court
General
Revenues
General Revenues 25,833,914
Defense of Indigents 2,967,659
Federal
Funds 122,000
Restricted
Receipts 1,042,001
Rhode Island
Capital Plan Funds
Blackstone Valley Courthouse Study 145,000
Judicial HVAC 500,000
McGrath Int/Ext 200,000
Asset Protection 100,000
Total - Supreme Court 30,910,574
Superior Court
General
Revenues 20,593,206
Superior Court Adult Drug Court
General
Revenues 66,000
Federal
Funds 465,292
Total - Superior Court 21,124,498
Family Court
General
Revenues 16,451,290
Federal
Funds 1,336,037
Family Court Drug Court V-Family Treatment
Federal Funds 272,492
Family Court Juvenile Drug Court
General Revenues 819,885
Total - Family Court 18,879,704
District Court General Revenues 9,923,880
Traffic Tribunal General Revenues 7,318,155
Workers' Compensation Court Restricted Receipts 7,285,626
Grand Total - Judiciary 95,442,437
Military Staff
National Guard
General
Revenues 2,335,467
Federal
Funds 8,954,804
Restricted
Funds 145,000
Rhode Island
Capital Plan Funds
Benefit Street Arsenal Rehabilitation 200,000
Schofield Armory Rehabilitation 140,000
AMC Roof Replacement 200,000
State Armories Fire Code Comp. 150,000
Federal Armories Fire Code Comp. 118,750
Logistics/Maint. Facilities Fire Code Comp. 100,010
Asset Protection 200,000
Total - National Guard 12,544,031
Emergency Management
General
Revenues 829,452
Federal
Funds 23,694,978
Restricted
Receipts 285,385
Total - Emergency Management 24,809,815
Grand Total - Military Staff 37,353,846
E-911 Emergency Telephone System
General
Revenues 4,485,669
Federal
Funds 70,936
Restricted
Receipts 2,312,113
Grand Total - E-911 Emergency
Telephone System 6,868,718
Fire Safety Code Board of Appeal and Review General Revenues 289,299
State Fire Marshal
General
Revenues 2,838,049
Federal
Funds 191,000
Grand Total - State Fire Marshal 3,029,049
Commission on Judicial Tenure and Discipline
General
Revenues 114,772
Rhode Island Justice Commission
General
Revenues 163,972
Federal
Funds 4,707,722
Restricted
Receipts 30,000
Grand Total - Rhode Island Justice
Commission 4,901,694
Municipal Police Training Academy
General
Revenues 425,710
Federal
Funds 45,000
Grand Total - Municipal Police
Training Academy 470,710
State Police
General
Revenues 49,047,151
Federal
Funds 1,743,907
Restricted
Receipts 235,411
Traffic
Enforcement - Municipal Training 454,596
Rhode Island
Capital Plan Funds Headquarters
Repairs/Renovations 340,000
Lottery
Commission Assistance 155,127
Road
Construction Reimbursement 2,366,598
Grand Total - State Police 54,342,790
Office of Public Defender
General
Revenues 9,326,545
Federal
Funds 135,701
Grand Total - Office of Public
Defender 9,462,246
Environmental Management
Office of the Director
General
Revenues 6,475,699
Federal
Funds 1,495,287
Restricted
Receipts 1,895,300
Total – Office of the Director 9,866,286
Natural Resources
General
Revenues 18,708,114
Federal
Funds 19,130,040
Restricted
Receipts 4,154,765
DOT
Recreational Projects 73,417
Blackstone
Bikepath Design 1,284,821
Rhode Island
Capital Plan Funds
Dam Repair 300,000
Recreational Facilities Improvements 500,000
Fort Adams Rehabilitation 250,000
Jamestown Fishing Pier 100,000
Wickford Marine Facility 223,310
Galilee Piers Upgrade 200,000
Newport Piers 150,000
Total - Natural Resources 45,074,467
Environmental Protection
General Revenues 12,346,683
Federal
Funds 13,161,108
Restricted
Receipts 11,502,175
Total - Environmental Protection 37,009,966
Grand Total - Environmental
Management 91,950,719
Coastal Resources Management Council
General
Revenues 2,112,667
Federal
Funds 1,599,392
Restricted
Receipts 3,195,000
Grand Total - Coastal Resources
Management Council 6,907,059
State Water Resources Board
General
Revenues 1,937,302
Restricted
Receipts 400,000
Rhode Island
Capital Plan Funds
Big River Management Area 80,600
Grand Total - State Water Resources
Board 2,417,902
Transportation
Central Management
Federal
Funds 5,161,535
Intermodal
Surface Transportation Funds 3,098,421
Total - Central Management 8,259,956
Management and Budget
Intermodal Surface
Transportation Funds 1,709,378
Infrastructure – Engineering – Garvee/Motor Fuel Tax Bonds
Federal
Funds 232,584,994
Restricted
Receipts 3,066,699
Intermodal
Surface Transportation Funds 49,053,371
Land Sale
Revenue 2,000,000
State Infrastructure
Bank 1,000,000
Rhode Island
Capital Plan Funds Pawtucket/Central Falls
Train Station 25,000
Total - Infrastructure – Engineering
– Garvee/Motor 287,730,064
Infrastructure Maintenance
Intermodal
Surface Transportation Funds 40,815,043
Outdoor
Advertising 75,000
Resurfacing
Design 250,000
Total - Infrastructure Maintenance 41,140,043
Grand Total - Transportation 338,839,441
Statewide Totals
General
Revenues 3,221,527,107
Federal
Funds 1,948,173,147
Restricted
Receipts 129,069,782
Other Funds 1,366,179,366
Statewide Grand Total 6,664,949,402
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. 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 5.
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, 2007.
SECTION 6.
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, 2007.
SECTION
7. Appropriation of Lottery Division
Funds – There is hereby appropriated to the Lottery Division any funds required
to be disbursed by the Lottery Division for the purposes of awarding winnings
for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2007.
SECTION 8.
The amounts reflected in this Article include the appropriation of Rhode Island
Capital Plan funds for fiscal year 2007 and supersede appropriations provided
for FY 2007 within Section 11 of Article 1 of Chapter 117 of the P.L. of 2005.
The following amounts are hereby appropriated out of any money in the state's
Rhode Island Capital Plan Fund not otherwise appropriated to be expended during
the fiscal years ending June 20, 3008 , June 30, 2009, June 30, 2010, and June
30, 2011. These amounts supersede appropriations provided within Section 11 of
Article 1 of Chapter 117 of the P.L. of 2005. 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.
Project FY 2008 FY 2009 FY 2010
FY 2011
RICAP Statehouse
Renovations 4,000,000 5,000,000 5,000,000
5,000,000
RICAP-Elderly Affairs
One-Stop Ctr.2,000,000 2,000,000 2,085,000
300,000
RICAP-McCoy Stadium
Repairs 557,500 432,500 152,500
372,500
RICAP-Training School
Girl's Facility 2,000,000 1,845,000 - -
RICAP-Training School
Community
Centers 1,500,000 3,300,000 3,900,000
1,400,000
RICAP-Youth Group Homes
Fire
Code Upgrades 1,300,000 1,435,000 1,435,000 -
RICAP-Utilities
Upgrades
750,000 1,000,000 1,500,000 2,000,000
RICAP-Community
Facilities Fire
Code Upgrades 1,000,000 1,500,000
2,000,000 2,500,000
RICAP-URI Asset
Protection 4,189,500 4,398,975 4,618,924
4,849,870
RICAP-URI Lippitt
Hall 3,520,000 - - -
RICAP-URI Chemistry
Bldg. 500 000 - - -
RICAP-URI Nursing
Program Bldg. 500,000 - - -
RICAP-RIC Asset
Protection 1,819,125 1,910,082
2,005,586 2,105,865
RICAP-CCRI Asset
Protection 1,157,625 1,215,507 1,276,281
1,340,095
RICAP-CCRI Knight Campus
Nursing Program 60,000 - - -
RICAP-CCRI Fire Code
& HVAC 1,700,000 1,700,000 - -
RICAP-MIS Unit
Relocation
1,000,000 903,998 407,985 -
RICAP-DOC Asset
Protection 3,500,000 5,000,000 6,500,000
8,000,000
RICAP-Judicial Complexes
Asset
Protection 450,000 472,500 496,125 544,556
RICAP-Armory of Mounted
Commands 441,910 1,100,000 950,000
-
RICAP-Military Asset
Protection 210,000 220,500 231,525
243,101
RICAP-Quonset Point
Armory/Hangar Land
Acquisition 1,600,000 - -
-
RICAP-State Police
Hdqrts. - 2,000,000 7,000,000 -
RICAP-Dam Repairs 1,475,000
750,000
1,025,000 1,250,000
RICAP-State Recreation
Facilities
Improvement 1,000,000 1,050,000
1,102,500 1,157,625
Reappropriation of funding
for Rhode Island Capital Plan Fund Projects. – Any unexpended and unencumbered
funds from Rhode Island Capital Plan Fund project appropriations shall be
reappropriated in the ensuing fiscal year and made available for the same
purpose. Any unexpended funds of less than five hundred dollars ($500) shall e
reappropriated at the discretion of the State Budget Officer.
SECTION
9. 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 three million
three hundred thousand dollars ($3,300,000) on June 30, 2007.
Section 12 of Article 1 of Chapter
117 of the 2005 Public Laws entitled "An Act Making Appropriations for the
Support of the State for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2006 is hereby amended
to read as follows: 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) seven million five hundred thousand dollars
($7,500,000) on June 30, 2006.
SECTION 10.
Notwithstanding any provisions of Chapter 38.1 in Title 45 of the Rhode Island
General Laws, the Rhode Island Health and Educational Building Corporation
shall transfer to the State Controller the sum of three million seven hundred
thousand dollars ($3,700,000) on June 30, 2006.
SECTION 11.
Notwithstanding any provisions of Chapter 20.5-5 in Title 5 of the Rhode Island
General Laws, the Rhode Island Department of Business Regulation shall transfer
from the Real Estate Recovery Account to the State Controller the sum of one
hundred thousand dollars ($100,000) on June 30, 2006.
SECTION 12.
Any unexpended and unencumbered balances in the Attorney General's Consumer
Education Escrow Account as of June 30, 2006 shall be transferred as general
revenues.
SECTION 13. Notwithstanding any
provisions of Rhode Island General Laws, the Rhode Island Department of Labor
and Training shall transfer to the State Controller the sum of one million
three hundred four thousand fifty dollars ($1,304,050) from the Second Injury
Fund and the sum of Seven hundred eleven thousand three hundred dollars ($711,300) from the Donley Rehabilitation
Fund which was paid to the state from the American International Group.
SECTION 14. The Coastal Resources Management Council
shall transfer the sum of eight hundred and fifty thousand dollars ($850,000)
from the Dredging Fee Escrow Account to the State Controller by June 30,
2007.
SECTION 15. Departments and
agencies listed below may not exceed, in any pay period, the greater of the
number of full-time equivalent positions (FTE) shown below or the number
reported as filled by the Department of Administration for the last pay period
of FY 2006, nor may the number of full-time equivalent positions in the
executive branch excluding positions at the Office of Higher Education,
University of Rhode Island, Rhode Island College, and the Community College of
Rhode island supported by third party fund exceed 14,254.4 full-time equivalent
positions. 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.
The Director of Administration shall
prepare and transmit a report to the Chairpersons of the House and Senate
Finance Committees with copies to the House Fiscal Advisor and Senate Fiscal
Advisor listing the number of new full-time equivalent position employees hired
by department and agency by month for the period January 1, 2006 through June
30, 2006. The report shall be transmitted no later than August 1, 2006.
The Director of Administration shall
prepare and transmit monthly reports to the Chairpersons of the House and
Senate Finance Committees with copies to the House Fiscal Advisor and the
Senate Fiscal Advisor listing the number of full-time equivalent position
employees hired by department and agency for each month commencing July 1,
2006. The reports shall be transmitted no later than the 20th day of
the following month.
FTE
POSITION AUTHORIZATION
Departments
and Agencies Full-Time
Equivalent
Administration 1,077.3
Business
Regulation 102.7
Labor and
Training 467.9
Legislature 275.2
Office of
the Lieutenant Governor 9.5
Office of
the Secretary of State 55.9
Office of
the General Treasurer 86.2
Boards for
Design Professionals 3.8
Board of
Elections 14.3
Rhode Island
Ethics Commission 11.4
Office of
the Governor 46.0
Public
Utilities Commission 45.7
Rhode Island
Commission on Women 0.9
Department
of Revenue 472.1
Office of
Health and Human Services 5.0
Children,
Youth, and Families 789.8
Elderly
Affairs 50.5
Health 465.6
Human
Services 1,111.0
Mental
Health, Retardation, and Hospitals 1,817.3
Office of
the Child Advocate 5.8
Commission
on the Deaf and Hard of Hearing 2.8
RI
Developmental Disabilities Council 2.0
Governor's
Commission on Disabilities 6.3
Commission
for Human Rights 14.4
Office of
the Mental Health Advocate 3.5
Elementary
and Secondary Education 124.5
Davies 133.0
School for
the Deaf 68.0
Office of
Higher Education 22.0
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 2,542.1
Provided
that 602.0 of the total authorization would be available only for positions
that are supported by third-party funds.
Rhode Island
College 925.5
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 850.2
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 8.6
RI Atomic
Energy Commission
8.2
Higher
Education Assistance Authority 45.6
Historical
Preservation and Heritage Commission 17.0
Public
Telecommunications Authority 21.4
Office of
the Attorney General 221.9
Corrections 1,498.6
Judiciary 723.4
Notwithstanding
any provisions of Chapter 8 Section 8-8.2-1 of the Rhode Island General Laws,
the Traffic Tribunal may not have more than five (5) judges and magistrates
during FY 2007.
Military
Staff 103.1
E-911
Emergency Telephone System 49.9
Fire Safety
Code Bd. of Appeal and Review 2.8
RI State
Fire Marshal 36.1
Commission
on Judicial Tenure and Discipline 0.9
Rhode Island
Justice Commission 6.4
Municipal
Police Training Academy 3.7
State Police 268.5
Office of
the Public Defender 93.5
Environmental
Management 503.5
Coastal
Resources Management Council 28.5
State Water
Resources Board 8.5
Transportation 779.7
Total 16,038.0
SECTION
16. 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 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 Fund 30,515,107
Administration
Central Utilities Internal Service Fund 18,797,979
State
Central Mail Internal Service Fund 5,268,011
State
Telecommunications Internal Service Fund 2,232,829
State
Automotive Fleet Internal Service Fund 14,656,702
State
Surplus Property Internal Service Fund 17,715
Capitol
Police Internal Service Fund 559,158
Health
Insurance Internal Service Fund 244,184,576
MHRH Central
Pharmacy Internal Service Fund 10,332,218
MHRH Laundry
Services Internal Service Fund 1,407,510
Corrections
General Services & Warehouse
Internal Service Fund 6,126,014
Corrections
Howard Center Telephone Operations
Internal
Service Fund 707,955
Correctional
Industries Internal Service Fund 6,945,525
Secretary of
State Record Center Internal Service Fund 1,156,600
(b) The
Governor shall include as part of the FY 2008 budget, a description of these
accounts, their purposes, and the efficacy of continuing them.
SECTION
17. This article shall take effect as
of July 1, 2006.