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JFAC approves $5.54 million in statewide cost‑allocation adjustments

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Summary

Committee approved adjustments to statewide cost allocations, shifting charges among the Attorney General, Controller, Treasurer, risk management and IT services that net to a $5,540,500 increase across funding sources.

The Joint Finance-Appropriations Committee approved statewide cost‑allocation adjustments affecting several central state services.

Keith Bybee described the package, which redistributed charges for services among agencies: an Attorney General reduction of roughly $2.8 million, legislative audit billings increase of $306,900, a risk‑management reduction of about $1.948 million, an increase of about $6.8 million for the state controller, a small reduction for the state treasurer and a $3,235,500 increase for the Office of Information Technology Services. The net effect was an overall increase of $5,540,500 allocated across general, dedicated and federal funds.

Co‑chair Horman moved the governor’s recommendation to include the adjustments; the motion passed on unanimous roll call (20–0). Bybee noted agency‑by‑agency breakdowns are in the packet.

Ending: The adjustments will be incorporated into agency maintenance budgets and appear in detailed pages of the committee packet.