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Departm ent of Adm inistration Directors Office Budget Financial Manager, Pat McNamee (filling in for Deputy Director Sheryl Olson) Phone: 444-3307 Email: sherylolson@mt.gov January 2013 1 Annualization of Longevity increments


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Departm ent of Adm inistration

Director’s Office Budget

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Financial Manager, Pat McNamee (filling in for Deputy Director Sheryl Olson) Phone: 444-3307 Email: sherylolson@mt.gov January 2013

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Com ponents of Statew ide Present Law Adjustm ents in Personal Services

 Annualization of

  • Longevity increments (2-18-304, MCA)
  • Training assignment progressions
  • Reclassifications
  • Broadband pay adjustments

 Restoration of funding for positions that

were vacant for part of the base year

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Division Structure

Total number of FTEs: 19.51 HB 2 FTEs: 1.00

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Board of Examiners Office of Legal Services Burial Preservation Board Office of Human Resources Deputy Director DIRECTOR Office of Finance and Budget Information Technology Manager Special Projects Manager

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Background

 Manages and provides oversight to

department

 Provides centralized services to divisions

and attached agencies

  • Legal services
  • Human resources services
  • Budget and finance
  • IT management

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 Respond to requests from agencies,

citizens, legislative committees, and Governor’s Office

 Director is “ex-officio” State Treasurer

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Background

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Funding

 Primarily funded by rates we charge to

  • ur divisions and some attached-agencies

 Less than 6% of our budget is General

Fund.

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Accom plishm ents

 Most DOA accomplishments listed within

divisions and on our website

 Montana Operations Manual automated

after nearly 40 years

 DOA leads state government in our

“continuity planning”

 Recent completion of DOA Incident

Response Plan

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Priorities

 Keep adapting to needs of customer

agencies

 Stay abreast of emerging management

issues

 Adapt to changing state and federal

requirements

 Increase efficiency and transparency and

drive down costs

 Continue work on Continuity and Emergency

Planning

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Budget I ssue Background

 Proprietary Rates

  • Rates charged to divisions and some

attached agencies to cover operating costs for 17.51 FTEs

  • Formulas drive how we distribute costs.

Based on anticipated operational expenses for management, legal, HR, budget, and IT management services

  • Broken out as two rates

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 Need rate approved for legal unit, budget

unit, IT unit, and general management

  • $1,171,259 total for FY14
  • $1,160,005 total for FY15

 Amount needed to fund Director’s Office

personal services and operating costs

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Adm inistrative Costs

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HR Costs

 Need rate approved for our HR Unit

  • Allocated by FTE count

 $606 per FTE in FY14  $603 per FTE in FY15  About $30 per FTE per year higher than

last biennium

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Allocation of I ndirect/ Adm inistrative Costs

 DP 102 allocates the increase in rates to

each division for each division’s share of the costs for operating the Director’s Office.

 Request global approval

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Budget I ssue Background

 Burial Preservation Board

  • Staffed by Director’s Office Legal Counsel
  • Implements the Human Skeletal Remains

and Burial Site Protection Act and Montana Repatriation Act, Title 22, Chapter 3, Parts 8 and 9, MCA

  • Protect and preserve skeletal remains, burial

sites, and funeral objects throughout state

  • Mediate disputes between landowners, known

descendants, and scientific community and to adjudicate “ownership” claims

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DP1 0 1 Page A-1 2 0 Burial Board - OTO

 Seeking $7,000 per year for reburial costs

and repatriation hearings

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Sum m ary

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 Seek approval of the two “rates” we

charge our divisions and attached agencies

 Seek global approval to allocate the

indirect/ administrative costs (DP 102)

 Seek $7,000 per year for Burial Board

costs (DP 101)