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Committee approves contract inflation and statewide cost allocation adjustments
Summary
The Joint Finance and Appropriations Committee approved two statewide maintenance decisions: contract inflation adjustments of $3,356,400 and cost allocation adjustments totaling $5,540,500. Both motions passed with recorded unanimous support from both Senate and House caucuses (20-0).
The committee approved two statewide maintenance items Friday.
Contract inflation: Representative Miller moved and the committee approved the governor's recommendation to adjust operating and capital outlay for ongoing contract inflation (for example, lease-rate inflators). The package totaled $3,356,400 across fund sources: $1,291,500 from the general fund, $935,400 from dedicated funds and $1,129,500 from federal funds. The committee recorded a 20-0 affirmative vote (10 Senate ayes, 10 House ayes) and the motion passed.
Statewide cost allocation: Co-chair Harmon moved to adopt the governor's recommended adjustments for statewide cost allocations that reflect intra-government service billing (Attorney General fees, legislative audit billings, state controller and treasurer fees, risk management and the office of information technology services). The adjustments total $5,540,500 across funds: $3,636,200 from the general fund, $2,090,300 from dedicated funds and a $186,000 reduction from federal funds. The committee recorded a 20-0 affirmative vote and passed the motion.
Committee analysts pointed committee members to detailed breakout tables in the packet showing agency-level impacts and said the items will be incorporated into agency maintenance budgets.
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