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New Initiative: Provides for the deallocation of Personal
Services funding for the transfer of the Director of Leased Space
position to the Real Property Lease Fund account.

 
Printing, Postal and Supply Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (-1.000) (-1.000)

 
Personal Services (78,394) (82,314)

 
________________________

 
Total (78,394) (82,314)

 
Buildings and Grounds Operations 0080

 
Provide all aspects of building maintenance and operations for
the Capital Area Complex.

 
New Initiative: Provide funding for 2 Custodian I positions and
All Other to support operations at the Maine Criminal Justice
Academy.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (2.000) (2.000)

 
Personal Services46,14248,450

 
All Other231,100231,100

 
________________________

 
Total277,242279,550

 
New Initiative: Provides for the transfer of one Building
Custodian position from the Maine Criminal Justice Academy
account. This position will be funded from revenues from the
academy.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (1.000) (1.000)

 
Personal Services39,70641,258

 
________________________

 
Total39,70641,258

 
New Initiative: Provides for an allocation to expand the H-
Building Fund to encompass other available sites on the BMHI
campus that may be used as office space. The allocation will be
for normal operating costs.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
All Other300,000300,000

 
________________________

 
Total300,000300,000

 
New Initiative: Provides for the increase in allocation to pay
for the transfer of the Director of Leased Space position from
the Postal, Printing and Supply Fund.

 
Real Property Lease Internal Service Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (1.000) (1.000)

 
Personal Services78,39482,314

 
________________________

 
Total78,39482,314

 
Capital Construction/Repairs/Improvements - Administration 0059

 
Provide planning for capital improvements, repairs and
improvements.

 
New Initiative: Provides for the appropriation of funds for the
repair of portraits in the State House and for the stabilization
of a historic flags exhibit.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other645,000

 
____________

 
Total645,000

 
Bur. Gen. Services Capital Improvement Reserve Fund 0883

 
Provide planning for capital improvements, repairs and
improvements.

 
New Initiative: Provides funding in fiscal year 2001-02 for
renovations at the BMHI campus to make office space ADA-
accessible, to upgrade heating and cooling systems and to repair
the roof and parapets.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Capital Expenditures1,000,000

 
____________

 
Total1,000,000

 
New Initiative: Provides funding for repairs to a hangar in
Greenville.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Capital Expenditures125,000

 
____________

 
Total125,000

 
New Initiative: Provides funding for the development of a capital
investment plan for the Downeast Correctional Facility.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other350,000

 
____________

 
Total350,000

 
New Initiative: Provides funding in fiscal year 2002-03 for an
architectural and engineering assessment of the Harlow Building.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other350,000

 
____________

 
Total350,000

 
New Initiative: Provides funds to BGS to complete renovating the
HETL building and clinical labs. DHS will reimburse the General
Fund for these costs.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other400,000

 
____________

 
Total400,000

 
Information Services 0155

 
Provide coordinated information systems technology and
telecommunications throughout State Government.

 
New Initiative: Provides an allocation for an additional 10
positions required by BIS to meet ongoing agency demands for
information technology services. Position detail on file with
the Bureau of the Budget.

 
Information Services Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (10.000) (10.000)

 
Personal Services607,689617,649

 
All Other112,200116,251

 
________________________

 
Total719,889733,900

 
Salary Plan 0305

 
Set aside account reserved for distributing appropriations
earmarked for salary increases and other costs associated with
the collective bargaining process.

 
New Initiative: Provides funds for the Salary Plan to cover
prospective salary cost increases associated with the collective
bargaining process.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services7,500,0007,390,275

 
________________________

 
Total7,500,0007,390,275

 
Departments and Agencies Statewide - Retiree Health Insurance
0016

 
Set aside account reserved for allocating appropriations/
deappropriations to departments and agencies in State Government.

 
New Initiative: Provides for the appropriation of funds to reduce
the unfunded liability for retiree health.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services2,000,000

 
____________

 
Total2,000,000

 
ADMINISTRATIVE AND FINANCIAL SERVICES, DEPARTMENT OF 18

 
Department Totals2001-022002-03

 
Department Summary - All Funds11,427,96111,168,332

 
Department Summary - General Fund10,336,94810,061,083

 
Department Summary - Other Special

 
Revenue Funds300,000300,000

 
Department Summary - Central Motor

 
Pool Fund71,12473,349

 
Department Summary - Printing, Postal

 
and Supply Fund (78,394) (82,314)

 
Department Summary - Real Property

 
Lease Internal Service Fund78,39482,314

 
Department Summary - Information

 
Services Fund719,889733,900

 
AGRICULTURE, FOOD AND RURAL RESOURCES, DEPARTMENT OF 01

 
Quality Assurance and Regulation, Division of 0393

 
Ensure that a safe, high-quality and adequate food supply is
maintained, that weighing and measuring devices used in commerce
are correct and that standards used in law enforcement are
accurate.

 
New Initiative: Transfers 1/2 of a Management Analyst position
from the Quality Inspection program to better reflect program
operations.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (0.500) (0.500)

 
Personal Services20,66421,756

 
All Other645678

 
________________________

 
Total21,30922,434

 
New Initiative: Increases allotment for 1/2 of a Management
Analyst I position that was hired at a higher step than was
budgeted.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services3,3743,553

 
All Other105111

 
________________________

 
Total3,4793,664

 
New Initiative: Establishes 2 Consumer Protection Inspector
positions for conducting a feed, seed and fertilizer inspection,
labeling and testing program.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (2.000) (2.000)

 
Personal Services108,686111,342

 
All Other68,27260,000

 
________________________

 
Total176,958171,342

 
Harness Racing Commission 0320

 
Maintain honesty and integrity in pari-mutuel racing in the State
and ensure that pari-mutuel racing is conducted in the best
interest of horsemen/women, associations and the general public.

 
New Initiative: Increases hours of one intermittent Paddock
Assistant position and one intermittent Pari-mutuel Supervisor
position in order to meet the need of more racing days per year.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - FTE Count (0.233) (0.233)

 
Personal Services6,2116,211

 
All Other (6,211) (6,211)

 
________________________

 
Total00

 
Pesticides Control, Board of 0287

 
Protect the public health and natural resources of the State by
ensuring safe, scientific and proper use of pesticides.

 
New Initiative: Continues a 20-hour-per-week Clerk Typist III
position established by financial order to assist with clerical
duties, data entry and report compilation.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (0.500) (0.500)

 
Personal Services18,42019,655

 
________________________

 
Total18,42019,655

 
Milk Commission 0188

 
Conduct an audit and surveys to ensure compliance with minimum
milk prices, complete milk cost studies, operate the Maine Milk
Pool and track all federal milk pricing requirements.

 
New Initiative: Transfer 312 hours of a split-funded Clerk Typist
II position to the Office of the Commissioner to provide a
departmental receptionist. Headcount is already authorized.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services (5,970) (6,168)

 
________________________

 
Total (5,970) (6,168)

 
Quality Inspection 0860

 
Enhance marketing opportunities for companies and producers of
the State by ensuring that fruit and vegetables produced in the
State meet or exceed minimum state and federal quality standards.

 
New Initiative: Transfers 1/2 of a Management Analyst I position
to the Division of Quality Assurance and Regulation to better
reflect program operations. The receiving account has adequate
revenue to support this change.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (-0.500) (-0.500)

 
Personal Services (20,664) (21,756)

 
All Other (645) (678)

 
________________________

 
Total (21,309) (22,434)

 
New Initiative: Increases allotment for 1/2 of a Management
Analyst I position that was hired at a higher step than was
budgeted.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services3,3743,553

 
All Other105111

 
________________________

 
Total3,4793,664

 
Market and Production Development, Division of 0833

 
Enhance the competitive position of agricultural producers and
processors of the State globally through new and existing crop
and livestock opportunity development/diversification and
implementation of target market and promotional programs to
increase the market share of agribusinesses of the State.

 
New Initiative: Transfers one Development Project Officer
position to the Office of the Commissioner to better align
functions within divisions.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (-1.000) (-1.000)

 
Personal Services (68,976) (69,705)

 
________________________

 
Total (68,976) (69,705)

 
New Initiative: Upgrades one Planning and Research Associate I
position to a Development Project Officer position.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services8,7378,737

 
All Other (8,737) (8,737)

 
________________________

 
Total00

 
New Initiative: Provides funding for the Eastern Maine building
renovation.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other200,000

 
____________

 
Total200,000

 
Plant Industry, Division of 0831

 
Conduct a statewide inspection and monitoring program to prevent
the introduction and spread of injurious insects, diseases and
other disorders in crops of the State.

 
New Initiative: Transfers one 800-hour intermittent Entomologist
I position to the Division of Plant Industry's General Fund to
assist with inspection efforts. (840 hours in '02 and 1000 hours
in '03).

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - FTE Count (0.404) (0.481)

 
Personal Services16,27521,006

 
________________________

 
Total16,27521,006

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Positions - FTE Count (-0.385) (-0.385)

 
Personal Services (18,779) (20,009)

 
All Other (585) (624)

 
________________________

 
Total (19,364) (20,633)

 
Animal Health and Industry, Division of 0394

 
Conduct a program to prevent the introduction and spread of
contagious diseases among poultry and livestock; promote public
health and food safety through inspection, testing, licensing and
public outreach initiatives; maintain fair practices in poultry
and livestock trade; and investigate animal welfare cases.

 
New Initiative: Eliminates a Lab Technician II position that no
longer has funding.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (-1.000) (-1.000)

 
Commissioner, Office of the 0401

 
Increase awareness of the agriculture of the State among
citizens; influence the agricultural community to unify
producers; ensure department is source of timely information
about agricultural resources; improve effectiveness and
efficiency of administrative functions; and strengthen programs
affecting food safety.

 
New Initiative: Transfers 312 hours of a split-funded Clerk
Typist II position from the Maine Milk Commission to provide a
departmental receptionist. The position has authorized
headcount.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services5,9706,168

 
________________________

 
Total5,9706,168

 
New Initiative: Establishes an allocation in the department's
conference account pursuant to the Maine Revised Statutes, Title
5, section 1550 to be used to help to collect registrations fees
to defray the cost of conferences.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
All Other6,0006,000

 
________________________

 
Total6,0006,000

 
New Initiative: Transfers one Development Project Officer
position from the Division of Market and Production Development
to better align functions within divisions.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (1.000) (1.000)

 
Personal Services68,97669,705

 
________________________

 
Total68,97669,705

 
New Initiative: Provides one-time funds for publication of
materials regarding the farmland and open space tax law.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other5,000

 
____________

 
Total5,000

 
New Initiative: Increases the department's contribution to the
ACE Service Center for funding of proposed reclasses.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other2,7552,826

 
________________________

 
Total2,7552,826

 
Rural Rehabilitation 0894

 
This program, formerly administered by the Federal Government,
was liquidated by the Federal Government in 1950 and turned over
to the individual states to administer. The funds are used to
provide educational scholarships to students from farm and
woodworking backgrounds and for low-interest loans to farmers.

 
New Initiative: Increases funds for scholarships and grants due
to higher interest earnings for these awards.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
All Other6,0006,000

 
________________________

 
Total6,0006,000

 
AGRICULTURE, FOOD AND RURAL RESOURCES, DEPARTMENT OF 01

 
Department Totals2001-022002-03

 
Department Summary - All Funds 219,002413,524

 
Department Summary - General Fund206,958401,342

 
Department Summary - Federal

 
Expenditures Fund18,42019,655

 
Department Summary - Other Special

 
Revenue Funds (6,376) (7,473)

 
ATLANTIC SALMON COMMISSION 94V

 
Atlantic Salmon Commission - 0265

 
The commission has sole authority to manage Atlantic salmon in
all waters of the State, including the authority to stock salmon,
issue licenses and regulate the method, time, place and manner of
Atlantic salmon fishing.

 
New Initiative: Establishes one full-time Biology Specialist
position and 2 9-month Conservation Aide positions to assist in
salmon restoration efforts.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (1.000) (1.000)

 
Positions - FTE Count (1.500) (1.500)

 
Personal Services76,69782,064

 
All Other15,50015,500

 
________________________

 
Total92,19797,564

 
New Initiative: Establishes one seasonal Conservation Aide
position, 1560 hours, to assist salmon biologists primarily along
the Kennebec River.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Positions - FTE Count (0.750) (0.750)

 
Personal Services19,98921,440

 
All Other9,5009,500

 
________________________

 
Total29,48930,940

 
ATLANTIC SALMON COMMISSION 94V

 
Department Totals2001-022002-03

 
Department Summary - All Funds121,686128,504

 
Department Summary - Federal Expenditures

 
Fund92,19797,564

 
Department Summary - Other Special

 
Revenue Funds29,48930,940

 
ATTORNEY GENERAL, DEPARTMENT OF THE 26

 
Administration - Attorney General 0310

 
Administer a program to provide legal services to defend and
represent the State and its agencies and provide investigative
and legal services to enforce the law and prosecute crimes.

 
New Initiative: Transfer one Assistant Attorney General position
and related costs for cases of the Department of Labor, Bureau of
Labor Standards from Other Special Revenue funds to the General
Fund.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (1.000) (1.000)

 
Personal Services63,00066,150

 
________________________

 
Total63,00066,150

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (-1.000) (-1.000)

 
Personal Services (63,000) (66,150)

 
________________________

 
Total (63,000) (66,150)

 
New Initiative: Transfer one Research Assistant position to the
General Fund in the new civil rights program project.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (-1.000) (-1.000)

 
Personal Services (50,000) (50,000)

 
________________________

 
Total (50,000) (50,000)

 
New Initiative: Establish one Assistant Attorney General position
and related costs to handle matters associated with the Maine Rx
Program.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (1.000) (1.000)

 
Personal Services51,95054,547

 
All Other6,2193,109

 
________________________

 
Total58,16957,656

 
Human Services Division 0696

 
Prosecute child abuse and neglect cases, prosecute child support
cases and provide legal assistance to programs administered by
DHS.

 
New Initiative: Establish one Assistant Attorney General position
and related costs to handle legal issues associated with the
Medicaid program.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (1.000) (1.000)

 
Personal Services51,95054,547

 
All Other6,2193,109

 
________________________

 
Total58,16957,656

 
Civil Rights - New

 
This program enables the creation of civil rights teams in the
schools of the State. The teams comprised of students and
faculty are trained to increase safety in schools and reduce
bias-motivated harassment.

 
New Initiative: Transfer one Research Assistant position from
Other Special Revenue funds in the Admin. - Attorney General
program and increase All Other funds for the civil rights team
project.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (1.000) (1.000)

 
Personal Services50,00050,000

 
All Other200,000200,000

 
________________________

 
Total250,000250,000

 
ATTORNEY GENERAL, DEPARTMENT OF THE 26

 
Department Totals2001-022002-03

 
Department Summary - All Funds316,338315,312

 
Department Summary - General Fund313,000316,150

 
Department Summary - Federal

 
Expenditures Fund58,16957,656

 
Department Summary - Other Special

 
Revenue Funds (54,831) (58,494)

 
GOVERNOR BAXTER SCHOOL 99L

 
Governor Baxter School for the Deaf 0941

 
Provide a quality educational and residential and outreach
program for deaf children in the State from pre-Kindergarten to
grade 12.

 
New Initiative: Establishes one Literacy Teacher position, full
time; 8 seasonal Teaching Assistant for the Deaf positions; one
seasonal Information System Support Specialist position; and adds
484 hours to an existing seasonal Information System Support
Specialist position.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (1.000)

 
Positions - FTE Count (7.675)

 
Personal Services263,172

 
All Other272,338

 
________________________

 
Total263,172272,338

 
GOVERNOR BAXTER SCHOOL 99L

 
Department Totals2001-022002-03

 
Department Summary - All Funds263,172272,338

 
Department Summary - General Fund263,172272,338

 
BAXTER STATE PARK AUTHORITY 94B

 
Baxter State Park Authority 0253

 
Protect the "Natural Wild State" and provide recreation
opportunities to the public.

 
New Initiative: Increase a Campground Ranger position from 18 to
52 weeks and reclassify to a full-time Interpretive Specialist
position to support ADA mandates, technical development and user
trends.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (1.000) (1.000)

 
Positions - FTE Count (-0.346) (-0.346)

 
Personal Services36,43737,438

 
________________________

 
Total36,43737,438

 
BAXTER STATE PARK AUTHORITY 94B

 
Department Totals2001-022002-03

 
Department Summary - All Funds36,43737,438

 
Department Summary - Other Special

 
Revenue Funds36,43737,438

 
CONSERVATION, DEPARTMENT OF 04

 
Administrative Services, Conservation 0222

 
Meet the executive management, financial, human resources,
information services and communications needs of the department.

 
New Initiative: Provide funds to lease office space for
headquarters of DOC in a building free of environmental and
physical hazards.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other306,131311,160

 
________________________

 
Total306,131311,160

 
New Initiative: Fund 30% of the Director of Real Property
Management position to account for the work that the position
does for the department. This position will be split-funded with
the Bureau of Parks and Lands.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services23,18723,786

 
________________________

 
Total23,18723,786

 
Boating Facilities Fund 0226

 
Provide safe, accessible public boat launching facilities and
mark hazards to navigation on the waters of the State.

 
New Initiative: Provides funds for one 16-week project
Navigational Aids Assistant position in fiscal year 2001-02 and
the extension of one seasonal Assistant Park Ranger position to
full time.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (1.000) (1.000)

 
Positions - FTE Count (-0.500) (-0.500)

 
Personal Services36,40220,000

 
All Other (36,402) (20,000)

 
________________________

 
Total00

 
Off-road Recreational Vehicles Program 0224

 
Provide public trails for snowmobile and ATV use and
educational/informational support for the conduct of these
activities.

 
New Initiative: Provides funds for the extension of 3 seasonal
Heavy Equipment Operator positions (6463, 6498, 6459) from 16
weeks to 20 weeks each.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Positions - FTE Count (0.231) (0.231)

 
Personal Services9,2159,215

 
All Other (9,215) (9,215)

 
________________________

 
Total00

 
Parks General Operations 0221

 
Operate and maintain state parks and historic sites and support
the creation of other recreation opportunities.

 
New Initiative: Provides for the addition of 265 weeks to 47
existing positions at 24 parks, 5 new seasonal positions and
related All Other expenses.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (1.000) (1.000)

 
Positions - FTE Count (6.212) (6.212)

 
Personal Services252,640252,640

 
All Other11,93511,935

 
Capital Expenditures (41,500) (41,500)

 
________________________

 
Total223,075223,075

 
New Initiative: Provides funds for an additional week for the
Clerk Typist II position in the campsite reservation system.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - FTE Count (0.038) (0.038)

 
New Initiative: Deappropriates funds from the Director, Real
Property Management position in order to split fund the position
between Parks and General Services.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services (23,187) (23,786)

 
________________________

 
Total (23,187) (23,786)

 
New Initiative: Deappropriates funds to reduce an Interpretive
Specialist position from year-round to 26 weeks.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (-1.000) (-1.000)

 
Positions - FTE Count (0.500) (0.500)

 
All Other (22,432) (25,961)

 
________________________

 
Total (22,432) (25,961)

 
New Initiative: Provides funds and FTE count necessary to
transfer a Radio Operator position from the Bureau of Parks and
Lands to the Division of Forest Protection.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - FTE Count (-0.346) (-0.346)

 
Personal Services (11,544) (12,357)

 
________________________

 
Total (11,544) (12,357)

 
Maine State Parks Development Fund 0342

 
Use funds to develop, maintain and manage state parks and other
facilities on land owned by the Bureau of Parks and Lands.

 
New Initiative: Provides funds for 6 seasonal and 2 year-round
Park Ranger positions and 2 seasonal Assistant Park Ranger
positions to improve security, safety, visitor assistance and
maintenance at parks; and one Civil Engineer I position to assist
with capital projects.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (3.000) (3.000)

 
Positions - FTE Count (4.000) (4.000)

 
Personal Services220,695228,657

 
All Other9,2659,265

 
________________________

 
Total229,960237,922

 
Land Management and Planning 0239

 
Manage the public reserved lands and nonreserved public lands,
including coastal islands, according to principles of multiple
use, providing for reasonable public access, use and sustained
yields of products and services and manage submerged lands to
protect public access and public trust rights.

 
New Initiative: Provides funds to increase 2 CT III positions
from 30 to 40 hours a week; extend 2 seasonal Park Ranger
positions; and add 3 new Park Ranger positions for 20 weeks, a
new P and R Associate II position for 26 weeks, 6 new Forester I

 
positions, one new Forester II position and one new Inter.
Specialist position.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (8.000) (8.000)

 
Positions - FTE Count (1.769) (1.769)

 
Personal Services509,718531,287

 
All Other65,45065,450

 
________________________

 
Total575,168596,737

 
New Initiative: Provides funds for the extension of a seasonal
Planning and Research Associate I position to full time.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (1.000) (1.000)

 
Positions - FTE Count (-0.481) (-0.481)

 
Personal Services16,80719,505

 
________________________

 
Total16,80719,505

 
Forestry Administration 0223

 
The Maine Forest Service will continue to provide oversight in
the implementation and coordination of the programs under the
office of the State Forester.

 
New Initiative: Provides funds for split funding of an existing
federally funded Resource Administrator position.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (0.500) (0.500)

 
Personal Services31,09033,271

 
________________________

 
Total31,09033,271

 
New Initiative: Provides for the transfer of 1/2 of a Resource
Administrator position.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (-0.500) (-0.500)

 
Personal Services (31,090) (33,271)

 
________________________

 
Total (31,090) (33,271)

 
Forest Protection, Division of 0232

 
Protect forested lands of the State, intermingled high-value
property and natural resources from fire and illegal harvesting.

 
New Initiative: Provides funds and FTE count necessary to
transfer a Radio Operator position from the Bureau of Parks and
Lands to the Division of Forest Protection.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - FTE Count (0.346) (0.346)

 
Personal Services11,54412,357

 
________________________

 
Total11,54412,357

 
New Initiative: Provides funds and headcount resulting from the
reclassification of a seasonal Forest Ranger I position to a
year-round, part-time Conservation Aide position.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (0.500) (0.500)

 
Positions - FTE Count (-0.473) (-0.473)

 
Personal Services2,2692,343

 
________________________

 
Total2,2692,343

 
Forest Practices 0861

 
The division will develop, advocate and implement policies and
administer programs that lead to informed forest management
decisions and protect the multiple values of the forests of the
State.

 
New Initiative: Provides funds for split funding of an existing
federally funded Resource Administrator position.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services (31,090) (33,271)

 
________________________

 
Total (31,090) (33,271)

 
Forest Policy and Management, Division of 0240

 
The division will develop, advocate and implement policies and
administer programs that lead to informed forest management
decisions and protect the multiple values of the forests of the
State.

 
New Initiative: Provides funds for the reclassification of a
Planning and Research Associate I position to a Planning and
Research Associate II position.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services6,2636,340

 
All Other (6,263) (6,340)

 
________________________

 
Total00

 
CONSERVATION, DEPARTMENT OF 04

 
Department Totals2001-022002-03

 
Department Summary - All Funds1,299,8881,331,510

 
Department Summary - General Fund506,019510,449

 
Department Summary - Federal

 
Expenditures Fund (28,821) (30,928)

 
Department Summary - Other Special

 
Revenue Funds822,690851,989

 
CORRECTIONS, DEPARTMENT OF 03

 
Program: Administration - Corrections 0141

 
Provides direction and general administrative supervision,
guidance and planning of adult and juvenile correctional
facilities and programs within the State.

 
New Initiative: Transfer one Victim Services Coordinator position
and one Account Clerk II position to the Office of Victim
Services program.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (-2.000) (-2.000)

 
Personal Services (89,198) (93,240)

 
All Other (24,232) (24,232)

 
________________________

 
Total (113,430) (117,472)

 
New Initiative: Provides for the continued development of the
department's technology plan (Account 010-03A-0141-02).

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other800,0002,500,000

 
________________________

 
Total800,0002,500,000

 
New Initiative: Provides funds from the DI-CAP to establish one
Staff Accountant position, one Clerk Typist II position and one
Personnel Specialist position and transfers one Senior Staff
Accountant position from the Federal Expenditures Fund program.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (-1.000) (-1.000)

 
Personal Services (52,693) (55,850)

 
________________________

 
Total (52,693) (55,850)

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (4.000) (4.000)

 
Personal Services189,201184,043

 
All Other38,54141,951

 
________________________

 
Total227,742225,994

 
New Initiative: Provides funds to implement the new
classifications and pay ranges for security staff and other staff
having inmate contact.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services7,6647,775

 
________________________

 
Total7,6647,775

 
Program: Office of Victim Services - New

 
Provides a more effective continuum of services to crime victims
who choose to exercise their rights in the correctional process.

 
New Initiative: Transfers one Victim Services Coordinator
position and one Account Clerk II position from Administration
and an Advocate position from Juvenile Community Corrections.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (3.000) (3.000)

 
Personal Services137,264144,484

 
All Other29,70429,704

 
________________________

 
Total166,968174,188

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
All Other13,11513,115

 
________________________

 
Total13,11513,115

 
Program: Correctional Program Improvement 0286

 
Provides for the development, expansion and improvement of
correctional programs throughout the State pursuant to the Maine
Revised Statutes, Title 34-A, section 1205.

 
New Initiative: Provides, from the transfer of funds, a
centralized account in which to manage the medical contract and
establishes one Business Manager II position.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (1.000) (1.000)

 
Personal Services54,44457,926

 
All Other5,778,3365,798,409

 
________________________

 
Total5,832,7805,856,335

 
Program: Adult Community Corrections 0124

 
To administer probation and other community corrections services
such as supervised community confinement, Interstate Compact, sex
offender management and parole services within the State.

 
New Initiative: Transfer 6 Probation Officer positions and one
Correctional Planning Analyst position from federal funds and
establish 2 Assistant Regional Correctional Administrator
positions.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (9.000) (9.000)

 
Personal Services487,434575,348

 
All Other (357,250) (390,975)

 
________________________

 
Total130,184184,373

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (-7.000) (-7.000)

 
Personal Services (391,172) (408,800)

 
All Other (55,287) (56,066)

 
________________________

 
Total (446,459) (464,866)

 
Program: Juvenile Community Corrections 0892

 
Provides the administration of juvenile protection and intensive
supervision services throughout the State.

 
New Initiative: To transfer one Advocate position to the Office
of Victim Services.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (-1.000) (-1.000)

 
Personal Services (48,066) (51,244)

 
All Other (5,472) (5,472)

 
________________________

 
Total (53,538) (56,716)

 
New Initiative: Provides federal funds for multi-systemic
therapy, foster care and day reporting.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other337,904337,904

 
________________________

 
Total337,904337,904

 
Program: Maine State Prison 0144

 
To provide public safety to citizens of the State by confining
the State's highest security and most dangerous offenders.

 
New Initiative: To transfer MSP'S portion of the medical contract
to a centralized account.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other (2,025,598) (2,482,394)

 
________________________

 
Total (2,025,598) (2,482,394)

 
New Initiative: Provides funds to implement the new
classifications and pay ranges for security staff and other staff
having inmate contact.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services812,377722,799

 
________________________

 
Total812,377722,799

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services3,2266,532

 
________________________

 
Total3,2266,532

 
Prison Industries2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services11,00111,074

 
________________________

 
Total11,00111,074

 
New Initiative: Elimination of 2 Correctional Officer I positions
and one Correctional Officer II position and transfer of one
Correctional Officer to the canteen in fiscal year 2002-03.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (-3.000) (-4.000)

 
Personal Services (130,184) (184,373)

 
________________________

 
Total (130,184) (184,373)

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (1.000)

 
Personal Services46,093

 
All Other1,000

 
________________________

 
Total47,093

 
Program: Central Maine Pre-Release Center 0392

 
Provides structure, supervision and security to prisoners for a
transition from incarceration to release and phase II of the
therapeutic community program.

 
New Initiative: To transfer CMPRC portion of the medical contract
to a centralized account.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other (103,447) (107,585)

 
________________________

 
Total (103,447) (107,585)

 
New Initiative: Provides funds to implement the new
classifications and pay ranges for security staff and other staff
having inmate contact.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services48,57349,225

 
________________________

 
Total48,57349,225

 
Program: Maine Correctional Center 0162

 
To confine and rehabilitate persons, male and female, lawfully in
the custody of the department as provided by law.

 
New Initiative: To transfer MCC portion of the medical contract
to a centralized account.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other (1,971,748) (1,848,514)

 
________________________

 
Total (1,971,748) (1,848,514)

 
New Initiative: Provides funds to implement the new
classifications and pay ranges for security staff and other staff
having inmate contact.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services414,183392,385

 
________________________

 
Total414,183392,385

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services775829

 
________________________

 
Total775829

 
New Initiative: To exchange 2 Correctional Officer positions for
one Chaplain I position and one Psychiatric Social Worker II
position.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services (488) (53)

 
________________________

 
Total (488) (53)

 
New Initiative: Delayed hiring certain positions until new
women's unit nears completion.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services (284,084)

 
____________

 
Total (284,084)

 
Program: Downeast Correctional Facility 0542

 
Provides for the public safety of citizens of the State by
providing prisoner care, custody, vocational and treatment
programming and community service opportunities.

 
New Initiative: To transfer DCF portion of the medical contract
to a centralized account.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other (244,000) (188,515)

 
________________________

 
Total (244,000) (188,515)

 
New Initiative: Provides funds to implement the new
classifications and pay ranges for security staff and other staff
having inmate contact.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services118,081120,703

 
________________________

 
Total118,081120,703

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services14,33114,955

 
All Other7477

 
________________________

 
Total14,40515,032

 
New Initiative: Provides funds for one Correctional Trades Shop
Supervisor position for a new garment industries program at DCF.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (1.000) (1.000)

 
Personal Services37,97938,992

 
All Other15,55013,425

 
________________________

 
Total53,52952,417

 
Program: Charleston Correctional Center 0400

 
Provides for the confinement and rehabilitation of prisoners who
are classified as minimum security in order to prepare them for
community supervision.

 
New Initiative: To transfer CCF portion of the medical contract
to a centralized account.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other (209,418) (217,795)

 
________________________

 
Total (209,418) (217,795)

 
New Initiative: Provides funds to implement the new
classifications and pay ranges for security staff and other staff
having inmate contact.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services51,36253,787

 
________________________

 
Total51,36253,787

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services5,3305,619

 
All Other2829

 
________________________

 
Total5,3585,648

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services14,33114,955

 
All Other7477

 
________________________

 
Total14,40515,032

 
Program: Northern Maine Juvenile Facility 0857

 
To provide a facility for the detention, diagnostic evaluation
and confinement of juveniles pursuant to the Maine Revised
Statutes, Title 15 and Title 17-A.

 
New Initiative: Provides the necessary operating expenses to
operate the Northern Maine Juvenile Facility.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other859,015863,995

 
Capital Expenditures25,333

 
________________________

 
Total884,348863,995

 
New Initiative: Provides funds to implement the new
classifications and pay ranges for security staff and other staff
having offender contact.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services69,41472,257

 
________________________

 
Total69,41472,257

 
New Initiative: To transfer NMJF portion of the medical contract
to a centralized account.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other (438,708) (499,641)

 
________________________

 
Total (438,708) (499,641)

 
New Initiative: Establishes 3 Juvenile Program Worker positions.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (3.000) (3.000)

 
Personal Services134,933144,430

 
All Other (43,933) (53,430)

 
________________________

 
Total91,00091,000

 
New Initiative: Provides allocation in the event NMJF is able to
secure other funding.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other58,57258,572

 
Capital Expenditures10,00010,000

 
________________________

 
Total68,57268,572

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
All Other1,218,1251,218,125

 
Capital Expenditures30,00030,000

 
________________________

 
Total1,248,1251,248,125

 
Program: Maine Youth Center 0163

 
To create and provide opportunities for success through personal
growth in a safe and secure environment.

 
New Initiative: To transfer SMJF portion of the medical contract
to a centralized account.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other (555,777) (511,891)

 
________________________

 
Total (555,777) (511,891)

 
New Initiative: Provides funds to implement the new
classifications and pay ranges for security staff and other staff
having inmate contact.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services23,97423,974

 
________________________

 
Total23,97423,974

 
New Initiative: Elimination of 7 Juvenile Program Worker
positions that no longer have funding.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (-7.000) (-7.000)

 
Personal Services (294,117) (314,955)

 
________________________

 
Total (294,117) (314,955)

 
New Initiative: Deappropriation in All Other to support NMJF.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other (91,000) (91,000)

 
________________________

 
Total (91,000) (91,000)

 
CORRECTIONS, DEPARTMENT OF 03

 
Department Totals2001-022002-03

 
Department Summary - All Funds4,434,3766,018,543

 
Department Summary - General Fund3,229,4884,806,847

 
Department Summary - Federal

 
Expenditures Fund (87,318) (108,592)

 
Department Summary - Other Special

 
Revenue Funds1,281,2051,309,214

 
Department Summary - Prison Industries11,00111,074

 
CULTURAL AFFAIRS COUNCIL, MAINE STATE 94O

 
New Century Program Fund 0904

 
Provide leadership to achieve statewide cultural planning and
development.

 
New Initiative: Establishes funds for the continuation of the New
Community Century Program for supplies, travel, etc., as well as
for the part-time services of an existing staff member at one of
the collaborating agencies.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
All Other59,50059,500

 
________________________

 
Total59,50059,500

 
CULTURAL AFFAIRS COUNCIL, MAINE STATE 94O

 
Department Totals2001-022002-03

 
Department Summary - All Funds59,50059,500

 
Department Summary - Other Special

 
Revenue Funds59,50059,500

 
DEFENSE, VETERANS AND EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT, DEPARTMENT OF 15

 
Military Educational Benefits 0922

 
Funding provided to improve recruitment and retention of Maine
National Guard members through the availability of tuition
grants.

 
New Initiative: Provides for the continuation of educational
funds.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other300,000300,000

 
________________________

 
Total300,000300,000

 
Military Training and Operations 0108

 
Maintain and improve the readiness of the State's military forces
to assist civil authorities, maintain civil order and respond to
any natural disaster or emergency.

 
New Initiative: Transfer 4 and upgrade 2 positions from the
General Fund to the Federal Expenditures Fund to reflect proper
funding and adjust for a required federal match.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (-4.000) (-4.000)

 
Personal Services (282,156) (284,702)

 
________________________

 
Total (282,156) (284,702)

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (4.000) (4.000)

 
Personal Services289,661293,860

 
All Other1,7141,729

 
________________________

 
Total291,375295,589

 
New Initiative: Transfer 4 positions from the Federal
Expenditures Fund to the General Fund to reflect proper funding
and adjust for a required federal match.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (4.000) (4.000)

 
Personal Services230,282231,043

 
________________________

 
Total230,282231,043

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (-4.000) (-4.000)

 
Personal Services (230,282) (231,043)

 
All Other (1,399) (1,403)

 
________________________

 
Total (231,681) (232,446)

 
DEFENSE, VETERANS AND EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT, DEPARTMENT OF 15

 
Department Totals2001-022002-03

 
Department Summary - All Funds307,820309,484

 
Department Summary - General Fund248,126246,341

 
Department Summary - Federal Fund59,69463,143

 
ECONOMIC AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, DEPARTMENT OF 19

 
Business Development 0585

 
Administers a statewide program of comprehensive support to
existing, expanding and new businesses; promotes the State as a
sound location for business investment, promotes and supports
manufacturers of products of the State and assists communities in
their business development efforts.

 
New Initiative: Transfers funds to Personal Services to establish
3 Business Development Field Officer positions in underserved and
depressed areas of the State. These positions are currently
funded by contract.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (3.000) (3.000)

 
Personal Services164,706176,425

 
All Other (164,706) (176,425)

 
________________________

 
Total00

 
Energy Resources, Office of 0074

 
Administer the State's Energy Conservation Program.

 
New Initiative: Transfers in Personal Services and All Other
funds and one Energy Specialist position from the Energy
Conservation Program account to consolidate program functions and
facilitate performance budgeting.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (1.000) (1.000)

 
Personal Services47,73349,118

 
All Other1,0001,000

 
________________________

 
Total48,73350,118

 
Energy Conservation Division 0736

 
Administer the State's Energy Conservation Program.

 
New Initiative: Transfers out Personal Services and All Other
funds and one Energy Specialist position to the Energy Resources
Office account to consolidate program functions and facilitate
performance budgeting.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (-1.000) (-1.000)

 
Personal Services (47,733) (49,118)

 
All Other (1,000) (1,000)

 
________________________

 
Total (48,733) (50,118)

 
Applied Technology Development Center System 0929

 
Provides grants to establish, and assist in the operation of, a
system comprised of at least 7 technology-based incubation
centers. Funding for the System Manager position, ongoing center
management assistance grants and the balance of center
establishment grants contained within the Office of
Administration account.

 
New Initiative: Provides grant funds to continue the operation of
the 7 technology-based incubation centers.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other300,000

 
____________

 
Total300,000

 
Maine Biomedical Research Fund 0617

 
Provides grants to nonprofit biomedical research institutions for
funding of research projects, facilities and equipment and
ancillary support. Priority is given to research and
technologies with the potential to affect tobacco-related
diseases.

 
New Initiative: Provides grant funds to continue biomedical
research in the State.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other2,000,000

 
____________

 
Total2,000,000

 
Office of Tourism 0577

 
Administer an effective travel and tourism promotions program
based upon a 5-year tourism plan and in-depth market research.

 
New Initiative: Increase the meals and lodging sales tax rate
from 7% to 7.5% and dedicate a portion of the revenues resulting
from the .5% increase to tourism promotion.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
All Other2,193,844

 
____________

 
Total2,193,844

 
New Initiative: Provides for the deappropriation of funds to
permit the transfer of 7 positions and program operations from
the General Fund to the Other Special Revenue Funds program
account.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions- Legislative Count (-7.000)

 
Personal Services (438,314)

 
All Other (4,210,132)

 
____________

 
Total (4,648,446)

 
New Initiative: Provides for the allocation of funds to permit
the transfer in of 7 positions and program operations from the
General Fund to the Other Special Revenue Funds program account.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (7.000)

 
Personal Services438,314

 
All Other4,210,132

 
____________

 
Total4,648,446

 
Maine State Film Commission 0590

 
Target promotion efforts to production companies, strengthen the
film office's position as a central resource for the industry and
deliver technical assistance for productions working in the State
and other support programs to media professionals of the State.

 
ECONOMIC AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, DEPARTMENT OF 19

 
Department Totals2001-022002-03

 
Department Summary - All Funds4,493,844

 
Department Summary - General Fund (2,348,446)

 
Department Summary - Other Special

 
Revenue Funds6,842,290

 
EDUCATION, DEPARTMENT OF 05

 
Education in Unorganized Territory 0220

 
Provide quality educational programs for children from
kindergarten to grade 12 residing in unorganized territories of
the State.

 
New Initiative: Transfers the IASA - Title VI grant program funds
from the Federal Block Grant Fund to the Federal Expenditures
Fund.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other5,0006,000

 
________________________

 
Total5,0006,000

 
Federal Block Grant Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other (5,000) (6,000)

 
________________________

 
Total (5,000) (6,000)

 
Leadership 0836

 
Provide leadership for all internal and external DOE functions.

 
New Initiative: Provides funding for the Partnerships in
Character Education federal grant program addressing student
behavioral issues and development of character education.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other250,000250,000

 
________________________

 
Total250,000250,000

 
New Initiative: Establishes the Personnel Officer position to
direct personnel functions of the department and lead an
aggressive recruitment agenda for both the department and local
school districts.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (1.000) (1.000)

 
Personal Services64,39365,680

 
________________________

 
Total64,39365,680

 
New Initiative: Transfer one Administrative Secretary position to
support systems.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (-1.000) (-1.000)

 
Personal Services (39,803) (42,283)

 
________________________

 
Total (39,803) (42,283)

 
Support Systems 0837

 
Carry out department responsibility for implementing laws and
rules in support functions to school units including school
nutrition, construction and transportation and certification of
school unit personnel; manage the department role in higher
education program approval; and provide financial and budget
management services to
all department programs.

 
New Initiative: To establish a new Administrative Secretary
position in the School Renovation Admin. unit to provide support
for a greatly increased workload in the areas of school
construction and renovation.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (1.000) (1.000)

 
Personal Services38,22038,990

 
________________________

 
Total38,22038,990

 
New Initiative: Transfer one Administrative Secretary position
from Leadership.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (1.000) (1.000)

 
Personal Services39,80342,283

 
________________________

 
Total39,80342,283

 
Management Information Systems 0838

 
Manage data, provide technology support and administer financial
support for the education of kindergarten-to-grade-12 students.

 
New Initiative: Provides funding for the federal Title VI Class-
Size Reduction grant program assisting in recruiting and training
additional teachers to reduce class size in the early grades.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other640,648656,664

 
________________________

 
Total640,648656,664

 
New Initiative: Provides funding for maintenance and network
management for additional sites established in the ATM distance
learning network.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other660,3511,226,578

 
________________________

 
Total660,3511,226,578

 
New Initiative: Transfer IASA-Title VI program allocation from
the Federal Block Grant Fund to the Federal Expenditures Fund.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (4.000) (4.000)

 
Personal Services239,991245,999

 
All Other2,872,8272,944,650

 
________________________

 
Total3,112,8183,190,649

 
Federal Block Grant Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (-4.000) (-4.000)

 
Personal Services (239,991) (245,999)

 
All Other (2,872,827) (2,944,650)

 
________________________

 
Total (3,112,818) (3,190,649)

 
Learning Systems 0839

 
Administer and supervise the implementation of state and federal
programs to ensure high aspirations for and high performance by
all students.

 
New Initiative: Increase one Clerk-Typist II position from 32
hours to 40 hours per week.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services6,8207,030

 
________________________

 
Total6,8207,030

 
Regional Services 0840

 
Provide local school units with information, technical assistance
and professional development opportunities for the implementation
of a comprehensive statewide system of learning results, the
associated local comprehensive assessment system and
complementary standards-based reform initiatives at district,
regional and state levels.

 
New Initiative: Establishes the federal advanced placement grant
program to enhance student aspirations and postsecondary
placement.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other535,959549,358

 
________________________

 
Total535,959549,358

 
Mentoring Partnerships NEW

 
New Initiative: Establishes a statewide program to provide
coordination, technical assistance and grants to increase the
number of mentoring relationships for school-age youth throughout
the State.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other250,000250,000

 
________________________

 
Total250,000250,000

 
Aspirations Partnerships NEW

 
EDUCATION, DEPARTMENT OF 05

 
Department Totals2001-022002-03

 
Department Summary - All Funds2,446,3913,044,300

 
Department Summary - General Fund974,7441,542,258

 
Department Summary - Federal

 
Expenditures Fund4,551,2454,659,701

 
Department Summary - Other Special

 
Revenue Funds38,22038,990

 
Department Summary - Federal Block

 
Grant Fund (3,117,818) (3,196,649)

 
EDUCATION, STATE BOARD OF 90A

 
State Board of Education 0614

 
Provide leadership and oversight in areas of statutory authority
to enhance the quality of the educational system of the State.

 
New Initiative: Provides funding to continue the implementation
of essential programs and services.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other75,00075,000

 
________________________

 
Total75,00075,000

 
EDUCATION, STATE BOARD OF 90A

 
Department Totals2001-022002-03

 
Department Summary - All Funds75,00075,000

 
Department Summary - General Fund75,00075,000

 
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, DEPARTMENT OF 06

 
Remediation and Waste Management 0247

 
Conduct the cleanup of uncontrolled hazardous substance sites,
petroleum or hazardous substance contaminated sites and abandoned
sites and return sites to productive reuse.

 
New Initiative: Transfers out one Clerk Typist II position to the
Dedicated Overhead Account - DEP Administration to align function
with funding.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (-1.000) (-1.000)

 
Personal Services (29,559) (31,427)

 
All Other (550) (585)

 
________________________

 
Total (30,109) (32,012)

 
New Initiative: Transfers in a GIS Coordinator position from the
Federal Expenditures Fund to the Groundwater Oil Clean-up Fund
for alignment of function with funding.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (1.000) (1.000)

 
Personal Services46,32649,880

 
All Other862929

 
________________________

 
Total47,18850,809

 
New Initiative: Transfers in 2 ES III positions and associated
All Other to the solid waste account, consistent with prior
program mergers.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (2.000) (2.000)

 
Personal Services99,142106,309

 
All Other10,71111,065

 
Unallocated184,660189,277

 
________________________

 
Total294,513306,651

 
New Initiative: Allocates funds from the Maine Solid Waste
Management Fund for sampling and analytical work and other
program activities.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
All Other203,723203,723

 
Capital Expenditures28,00028,000

 
________________________

 
Total231,723231,723

 
New Initiative: Allocates funds for analytical and diagnostic
equipment used in remedial activities.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Capital Expenditures15,000

 
____________

 
Total15,000

 
New Initiative: Allocates funds for Capital Expenditures to
ensure proper storage, transport, safety, sampling and response
clean-up capacity.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Capital Expenditures57,8349,500

 
________________________

 
Total57,8349,500

 
New Initiative: Allocates funds for analytical and diagnostic
equipment used in remedial activities.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Capital Expenditures25,000

 
____________

 
Total25,000

 
New Initiative: Allocates funds for Capital Expenditures to
ensure safety, proper storage, sampling and response clean-up
capacity.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Capital Expenditures421,834241,700

 
________________________

 
Total421,834241,700

 
New Initiative: Allocates funds for Capital Expenditures to
ensure proper storage, safety, sampling and response clean-up
capacity.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Capital Expenditures68,43425,500

 
________________________

 
Total68,43425,500

 
New Initiative: Allocates funds for one Senior Geologist position
and one Environmental Specialist III position to oversee
groundwater contamination remediation in the eastern region of
the State.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (2.000) (2.000)

 
Personal Services113,214121,427

 
All Other2,1082,260

 
________________________

 
Total115,322123,687

 
Solid Waste Management 0603

 
This program has been merged with the 0247 program. However, 2
positions were put into this account under Public Law 1999,
chapter 779 in error and unallotted money was not moved. A Part
II budget item will adjust this.

 
New Initiative: Transfers out 2 positions and associated All
Other to the Solid Waste account, consistent with prior program
mergers.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (-2.000) (-2.000)

 
Personal Services (99,142) (106,309)

 
All Other (10,711) (11,065)

 
Unallocated (184,660) (189,277)

 
________________________

 
Total (294,513) (306,651)

 
Performance Partnership Grant 0851

 
To develop a joint agreement and grant complementing state
support for Air Quality, Land and Water and Remedial and Waste
Management programs.

 
New Initiative: Transfers out 2 Central Service positions to the
Dedicated Overhead Account - DEP Administration to align function
with funding.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (-2.000) (-2.000)

 
Personal Services (113,579) (120,481)

 
All Other (2,114) (2,243)

 
________________________

 
Total (115,693) (122,724)

 
New Initiative: Extends one limited-period Environmental
Specialist III position to March 31, 2002 to support groundwater
supply database development and management.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services37,881

 
All Other705

 
____________

 
Total38,586

 
New Initiative: Allocates funds for the purchase of 2 portable
video projection units for the Non Point Source Training Center
and decreases the All Other.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other (10,000)

 
Capital Expenditures10,000

 
____________

 
Total0

 
New Initiative: Transfers one Biologist I position from the Maine
Environmental Protection Fund to the Federal Expenditures Fund to
align function with funding.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (1.000) (1.000)

 
Personal Services54,54055,844

 
All Other1,0151,040

 
________________________

 
Total55,55556,884

 
New Initiative: Funds one Biologist II position and lab costs to
fulfill federal responsibilities to produce total maximum daily
loads for lakes and associated streams.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (1.000) (1.000)

 
Personal Services62,54666,586

 
All Other57,18857,263

 
________________________

 
Total119,734123,849

 
New Initiative: Funds the continuation of one limited-period
Environmental Specialist II position until June 7, 2003 for
groundwater database quality assurance.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services44,89048,072

 
All Other3,3823,441

 
________________________

 
Total48,27251,513

 
New Initiative: Transfers a GIS Coordinator position from the
Federal Expenditures Fund to the Groundwater Oil Clean-Up Fund
for alignment of function with funding.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (-1.000) (-1.000)

 
Personal Services (46,326) (49,880)

 
All Other (862) (929)

 
________________________

 
Total (47,188) (50,809)

 
New Initiative: Funds one ES III position for watershed
management efforts and nonpoint source pollution prevention
projects in Atlantic salmon watersheds in the eastern portion of
the State.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (1.000) (1.000)

 
Personal Services59,54561,453

 
All Other6,2026,237

 
________________________

 
Total65,74767,690

 
Maine Environmental Protection Fund 0421

 
Provides a fund to receive and administer fees in support of
environmental licensing, compliance and other purposes.

 
New Initiative: Transfers out one Biologist I position from the
Maine Environmental Protection Fund to the Performance
Partnership Grant to align function with funding.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (-1.000) (-1.000)

 
Personal Services (54,540) (55,844)

 
All Other (1,015) (1,040)

 
________________________

 
Total (55,555) (56,884)

 
Administration, Environmental Protection 0251

 
To provide executive leadership and central services in policy
development, program coordination, strategic planning, public
affairs, budget, information technology and human resources.

 
New Initiative: Transfers in 2 Central Service positions from the
Federal Expenditures Fund and one from the Groundwater Oil Clean-
up Fund to align function with funding.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (3.000) (3.000)

 
Personal Services143,138151,908

 
All Other2,6642,828

 
________________________

 
Total145,802154,736

 
Administrative Service Center 0835

 
Provides highly professional and quality administrative services
in human resources, payroll, finance, accounting and fixed asset
management.

 
New Initiative: Allocates funds for the reorganization of the
accounting staff at ACE Service Center.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services11,18111,471

 
All Other591606

 
________________________

 
Total11,77212,077

 
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, DEPARTMENT OF 06

 
Department Totals2001-022002-03

 
Department Summary - All Funds1,219,258887,239

 
Department Summary - Federal

 
Expenditures Fund295,335250,090

 
Department Summary - Other Special

 
Revenue Funds923,923637,149

 
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT - STATE PLANNING OFFICE 07

 
Planning Office - Smart Growth Initiative 0042

 
Provide land use planning grants to municipalities and regional
councils and grants to municipalities for comprehensive plan
implementation and plan updates, alternative growth management
initiatives and pilot projects, including regional projects.

 
New Initiative: Establishes a limited-period Senior Planner
position to assist in managing increased grant and planning
activities under the smart growth initiative.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services65,17021,196

 
All Other (65,170) (21,196)

 
________________________

 
Total00

 
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT - STATE PLANNING OFFICE

 
Department Totals2001-022002-03

 
Department Summary - All Funds00

 
Department Summary - General Fund00

 
MAINE HEALTH DATA ORGANIZATION 90H

 
Maine Health Data Organization 0848

 
To collect and process the clinical and financial health care
data from all health care entities required to submit information
by law.

 
New Initiative: Link maternal and child health national core
performance and outcomes data with hospital clinical data of the
State.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other58,30058,300

 
________________________

 
Total58,30058,300

 
MAINE HEALTH DATA ORGANIZATION 90H

 
Department Totals2001-022002-03

 
Department Summary - All Funds58,30058,300

 
Department Summary - Federal

 
Expenditures Fund58,30058,300

 
HUMAN SERVICES, DEPARTMENT OF 10A

 
Office of Management and Budget 0142

 
Provide effective and efficient management utilization of all
human, support and monetary resources.

 
New Initiative: Transfers one Information System Support
Specialist position and one Information System Support Specialist
II position from the Federal Project Grants account.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (2.000) (2.000)

 
Personal Services91,09093,822

 
________________________

 
Total91,09093,822

 
New Initiative: Transfers one Clerk Typist II position from the
Statistics Project Federal Grant to the Vital Records account.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (1.000) (1.000)

 
Personal Services37,28539,150

 
________________________

 
Total37,28539,150

 
OMB Operations - Regional 0196

 
Provide business services to all Department of Human Services'
program units housed in the regional offices.

 
New Initiative: Installs foreign language computer kiosks in
public reception areas in Portland, Biddeford and Lewiston
offices to facilitate communications with non-English speaking
clients.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other50,000

 
____________

 
Total50,000

 
New Initiative: Replaces outdated technology equipment in support
of services and programs in client service offices.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other43,160

 
____________

 
Total43,160

 
Purchased Social Services 0228

 
Provide a flexible and comprehensive network of community-based
services for the State's disadvantaged families, children and
individuals.

 
New Initiative: Transfers the Community Intervention program to
Child Welfare Services.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other (3,310,000) (3,310,000)

 
________________________

 
Total (3,310,000) (3,310,000)

 
New Initiative: Transfers grants to the Purchased Social Services
program from the Bureau of Child and Family Services.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other3,959,2273,959,227

 
________________________

 
Total3,959,2273,959,227

 
Child Care Services 0563

 
Provide direct care slots or voucher services, or both, to
children and families in need.

 
New Initiative: Allocates Child Care Development Fund grant
increases to increasing child care vouchers and slots for
families transitioning off TANF.

 
Federal Block Grant Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other1,662,3021,662,302

 
________________________

 
Total1,662,3021,662,302

 
Community Services Block Grant 0716

 
Provide and/or collaborate with other community resources to
provide the services needed by low-income individuals and
families, as identified in the community needs assessment.

 
New Initiative: Allocates increased Community Services Block
Grant funds to provide case management services to low-income
families with multiple barriers to self-sufficiency.

 
Federal Block Grant Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other159,857159,857

 
________________________

 
Total159,857159,857

 
Bureau of Child and Family Services - Central 0307

 
Provide social, regulatory and purchased services on a continuum
from prevention to protection.

 
New Initiative: Transfers the federal discretionary grants to the
Community Services Center, including Crimes Victims Assistance,
Ryan White, Family Violence Prevention and Health Systems.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other (3,228,098) (3,228,098)

 
________________________

 
Total (3,228,098) (3,228,098)

 
New Initiative: Transfers the Refugee Resettlement Social
Services, the Refugee Targeted Assistance and the Refugee Cash
and Medical grants to the Community Services Center.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other (731,129) (731,139)

 
________________________

 
Total (731,129) (731,139)

 
Foster Care 0137

 
Provide supports and services for children in the Department of
Human Services' care or custody while permanent placements are
being made.

 
New Initiative: Expands the Statewide Youth Leadership Building,
Rapid Evaluation, Family Connections Kinship, Maine Caring
Families and Supported Family Services programs.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other356,494397,575

 
________________________

 
Total356,494397,575

 
Child Welfare Services 0139

 
Provide care for the children in the care and custody of the
Department of Human Services.

 
New Initiative: Transfers funds from the Purchased Social
Services account for the Community Intervention program.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other3,310,0003,310,000

 
________________________

 
Total3,310,0003,310,000

 
Elder and Adult Services - Bureau of 0140

 
Administer long-term care, nutrition, social, ombudsman, legal,
resource development, employment, adult protective and
guardianship services.

 
New Initiative: Transfers 19 positions in the Assisted Living
Unit from the Bureau of Medical Services to the Bureau of Elder
and Adult Services. A position listing is on file in the Bureau
of the Budget.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (8.000) (8.000)

 
Personal Services413,310414,754

 
All Other122,500122,500

 
________________________

 
Total535,810537,254

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (10.000) (10.000)

 
Personal Services506,982510,755

 
All Other30,00030,000

 
________________________

 
Total536,982540,755

 
Health - Bureau of 0143

 
Promote health through education, motivation, surveillance and
implementing public health policies.

 
New Initiative: Provides a state match for breast and cervical
cancer screening services to support community outreach and
media.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other350,000380,000

 
________________________

 
Total350,000380,000

 
New Initiative: Provides funding for position upgrades in the
Drinking Water program, the Eating and Lodging program and a
previously approved upgrade of one Planning and Research
Assistant position.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services7,1367,494

 
________________________

 
Total7,1367,494

 
New Initiative: Addresses asthma from a public health
perspective, develops surveillance system, coordinates services
and activities, improves access to care and prevention services.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other188,758188,758

 
________________________

 
Total188,758188,758

 
New Initiative: Allocates a cardiovascular disease federal grant
and establishes one Cardiovascular Health Epidemiologist position
required by the grant.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (1.000) (1.000)

 
Personal Services113,693119,378

 
All Other1,086,3071,080,622

 
________________________

 
Total1,200,0001,200,000

 
New Initiative: Establishes one Public Health Educator III
position and one Planning and Research Associate II position in
the Immunization program to protect at-risk adults from
preventable disability or death from diseases such as influenza,
pneumonia and hepatitis.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (2.000) (2.000)

 
Personal Services93,02897,679

 
________________________

 
Total93,02897,679

 
New Initiative: Establishes one Public Health Physician position
to support bioterrorism surveillance and acute epidemiology
response.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (1.000) (1.000)

 
Personal Services94,58499,313

 
All Other5,416687

 
________________________

 
Total100,000100,000

 
New Initiative: Establishes one Public Health Nurse II position
to provide quality assurance and quality improvement oversight
and ongoing professional education to contractors in community-
based organizations.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (1.000) (1.000)

 
Personal Services43,21444,904

 
________________________

 
Total43,21444,904

 
New Initiative: Upgrades one Programmer Analyst position to a
Senior Programmer Analyst position and one Clerk Typist II
position to a Clerk Typist III position within the Immunization
program.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services18,66419,597

 
________________________

 
Total18,66419,597

 
New Initiative: Transfers one Clerk Typist II position from the
Statistical Projects Program to the Office of Vital Statistics in
the Office of Management and Budget.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (-1.000) (-1.000)

 
Personal Services (37,285) (39,150)

 
________________________

 
Total (37,285) (39,150)

 
New Initiative: Transfers one Medical Secretary position from
Federal Project Grants to the Maternal and Child Health Block
Grant.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (-1.000) (-1.000)

 
Personal Services (33,923) (35,619)

 
________________________

 
Total (33,923) (35,619)

 
New Initiative: Transfers one Information Support Specialist
position and one Information Support Specialist II position to
the Office of Management and Budget Central.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (-2.000) (-2.000)

 
Personal Services (91,090) (93,822)

 
________________________

 
Total (91,090) (93,822)

 
New Initiative: Provides funding for position upgrades in the
Health and Environmental Testing Laboratory to reflect the
increased complexity of accepting, processing and testing
samples. Position listing is on file in the Bureau of the
Budget.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services21,00021,840

 
________________________

 
Total21,00021,840

 
New Initiative: Establishes one Chemist I position in the Health
and Environmental Testing Laboratory to do chemical testing of
drug enforcement samples.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (1.000) (1.000)

 
Personal Services54,75656,946

 
All Other50,00054,000

 
________________________

 
Total104,756110,946

 
Plumbing - Control Over 0205

 
Increase the coverage and effectiveness of the control over
wastewater disposal systems; license site evaluators; and
establish codes and provide oversight of all plumbing and
subsurface wastewater disposal systems.

 
New Initiative: Upgrades one Sanitarian II position to an
Environmental Specialist II position in the Control Over Plumbing
program.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services2,1712,279

 
________________________

 
Total2,1712,279

 
New Initiative: Upgrades one Health Program Manager position to a
Director of Wastewater and Plumbing Control position in the
Control Over Plumbing program.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services15,84116,634

 
________________________

 
Total15,84116,634

 
Maternal and Child Health 0191

 
Provide a variety of direct services and preventative health
programs aimed at improving the health of women, infants and
children and their families in the State.

 
New Initiative: Upgrades one previously approved Clerk III
position to a Research Assistant position.

 
Federal Block Grant Fund2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services1,3531,421

 
________________________

 
Total1,3531,421

 
New Initiative: Transfers one Medical Secretary position from
Federal Project Grants to the Maternal and Child Health Block
Grant.

 
Federal Block Grant Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (1.000) (1.000)

 
Personal Services33,92335,619

 
________________________

 
Total33,92335,619

 
Special Children's Services 0204

 
Increase coverage to more eligible children and support specialty
medical treatment and care assessment for eligible children.

 
New Initiative: Upgrades one Public Health Nurse I position to a
Children with Special Health Needs Coordinator position.

 
Federal Block Grant Fund2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services6,4106,731

 
________________________

 
Total6,4106,731

 
Drinking Water Enforcement 0728

 
Provide primary administration and enforcement of the federal
Safe Drinking Water Act.

 
New Initiative: Upgrades one Paralegal Assistant position to an
Environmental Specialist IV position in the Drinking Water
Program.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services5,4205,691

 
________________________

 
Total5,4205,691

 
New Initiative: Upgrades one Environmental Engineer position to a
Sanitary Engineer II position.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services10,08810,592

 
________________________

 
Total10,08810,592

 
Additional Support for Persons in Retraining and Employment 0146

 
Assist TANF and food stamp recipients to prepare for and obtain
employment through pre-training, postsecondary education, job
searches and work.

 
New Initiative: Transfers Federal Block Grant Funds from the
General Assistance program to the ASPIRE program to assist TANF
recipients with support services.

 
Federal Block Grant Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other700,000700,000

 
________________________

 
Total700,000700,000

 
New Initiative: Transfers 7 Human Services Aide III positions
from the Federal Expenditures Fund to the Federal Block Grant
Fund in ASPIRE.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (-7.000) (-7.000)

 
Personal Services (242,625) (242,625)

 
All Other (21,000) (21,000)

 
________________________

 
Total (263,625) (263,625)

 
Federal Block Grant Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (7.000) (7.000)

 
Personal Services242,625242,625

 
All Other21,00021,000

 
________________________

 
Total263,625263,625

 
Bureau of Family Independence - Central 0100

 
Administer the State's income maintenance programs.

 
New Initiative: Implements the electronic benefit transfer (EBT)
system for the distribution of food stamps and cash benefits to
public assistance recipients.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other550,000482,000

 
________________________

 
Total550,000482,000

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other550,000482,000

 
________________________

 
Total550,000482,000

 
General Assistance - Reimbursement to Cities and Towns 0130

 
To assist municipalities in the delivery of their General
Assistance programs.

 
New Initiative: Transfers Federal Block Grant Funds from the
General Assistance program to the ASPIRE program to assist TANF
recipients with support services.

 
Federal Block Grant Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other (700,000) (700,000)

 
________________________

 
Total (700,000) (700,000)

 
Bureau of Medical Services 0129

 
Administer the Medicaid program in a cost-effective manner and
ensure that administrative support services meet high-quality
standards.

 
New Initiative: Transfers 19 positions in the Assisted Living
Unit from the Bureau of Medical Services to the Bureau of Elder
and Adult Services. A position listing is on file in the Bureau
of the Budget.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (-8.000) (-8.000)

 
Personal Services (413,310) (414,754)

 
All Other (122,500) (122,500)

 
________________________

 
Total (535,810) (537,254)

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (-10.000) (-10.000)

 
Personal Services (506,982) (510,755)

 
All Other (30,000) (30,000)

 
________________________

 
Total (536,982) (540,755)

 
New Initiative: Establishes 4 Health Services Consultant
positions to accomplish increased federal long-term care
complaint investigations.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (4.000) (4.000)

 
Personal Services176,423183,396

 
All Other50,63733,634

 
________________________

 
Total227,060217,030

 
Maine Rx Program 0927

 
Implement the recently enacted Maine Rx Program in a prompt and
cost-effective manner.

 
New Initiative: Establishes one Social Services Program Manager
position, one Comprehensive Health Planner I position, 2 Provider

 
Relations Specialist positions, one Medical Care Coordinator
position and one Planning and Research Associate I position in
the Maine Rx Program to assist in the reduction of prescription
drug prices for residents of the State.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (6.000) (6.000)

 
Personal Services249,354261,822

 
All Other37,726,29242,719,428

 
________________________

 
Total37,975,64642,981,250

 
HUMAN SERVICES, DEPARTMENT OF 10A

 
Department Totals2001-022002-03

 
Department Summary - All Funds43,742,35848,596,570

 
Department Summary - General Fund907,136869,494

 
Department Summary - Federal

 
Expenditures Fund2,535,5452,409,139

 
Department Summary - Other Special

 
Revenue Funds38,172,20743,188,382

 
Department Summary - Federal Block

 
Grant Fund2,127,4702,129,555

 
INDIAN TRIBAL-STATE COMMISSION, MAINE 94I

 
Maine Indian Tribal-State Commission 0554

 
New Initiative: Continues a one-time biennial appropriation
enacted by the 119th Legislature to support the involvement of
Maliseet and Micmac representatives in MITSC's work.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other15,00015,000

 
________________________

 
Total15,00015,000

 
INDIAN TRIBAL-STATE COMMISSION, MAINE 94I

 
Department Totals2001-022002-03

 
Department Summary - All Funds15,00015,000

 
Department Summary - General Fund15,00015,000

 
INLAND FISHERIES AND WILDLIFE, DEPARTMENT OF 09

 
Resource Management Services 0534

 
Manage the State's wildlife resources and develop rules governing
the effective management of these resources.

 
New Initiative: Expands the Animal Damage Control program in
order to meet the safety and property protection needs of the
public.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other80,00080,000

 
________________________

 
Total80,00080,000

 
New Initiative: Intensively manage the moose population of the
State for hunting and viewing by collecting moose biological
data.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other140,000140,000

 
________________________

 
Total140,000140,000

 
New Initiative: Establishes a Wildlife Biologist I position to
assist in the management of the State's furbearer populations.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (1.000) (1.000)

 
Personal Services55,08456,387

 
All Other15,0008,000

 
________________________

 
Total70,08464,387

 
New Initiative: Establishes a Biologist II position to oversee
the maintenance of roads, bridges, dams, buildings and property
lines and to implement wildlife habitat and forest management on
department lands.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (1.000)

 
Personal Services61,519

 
All Other1,481

 
Capital Expenditures12,000

 
____________

 
Total75,000

 
Public Information and Education, Division of 0729

 
Implement a strong public information, education and marketing
program to raise public awareness and promote better
understanding of natural resource and outdoor recreation safety
issues and to encourage better support for resource management,
hunter and recreational safety and enforcement efforts.

 
New Initiative: Manage the Hunter Safety program through a
transfer of this program from the Warden Service.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (3.000) (3.000)

 
Positions - FTE Count (2.885) (2.885)

 
Personal Services167,730173,422

 
All Other20,82020,708

 
________________________

 
Total188,550194,130

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services65,00065,000

 
All Other100,000100,000

 
________________________

 
Total165,000165,000

 
Enforcement Operations 0537

 
Identify and prioritize enforcement effort; employ special
enforcement details; gather better information on violations,
violators and impacts; raise public awareness; promote better
understanding of outdoor recreation safety issues; and encourage
support for outdoor recreation enforcement.

 
New Initiative: Transfer the Hunter Safety program to the
Information and Education program.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (-2.000) (-2.000)

 
Positions - FTE Count (-3.966) (-3.966)

 
Personal Services (158,550) (164,130)

 
All Other (30,000) (30,000)

 
________________________

 
Total (188,550) (194,130)

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services (65,000) (65,000)

 
All Other (100,000) (100,000)

 
________________________

 
Total (165,000) (165,000)

 
INLAND FISHERIES AND WILDLIFE, DEPARTMENT OF 09

 
Department Totals2001-022002-03

 
Department Summary - All Funds290,084359,387

 
Department Summary - General Fund290,084284,387

 
Department Summary - Other Special

 
Revenue Funds75,000

 
JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT 40

 
Courts - Supreme, Superior, District and Administrative 0063

 
New Initiative: Establish 8 Financial Screener positions to
provide screening for indigent legal services and deappropriate
All Other funds currently used to contract for these services.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (8.000)

 
Personal Services317,145

 
All Other (187,624)

 
____________

 
Total129,521

 
New Initiative: Provides for the replacement of 30 Contract
Security positions with 30 state employees and the creation of 2
Regional Security Coordinator positions.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (32.000)

 
Personal Services1,311,210

 
All Other194,146

 
____________

 
Total1,505,356

 
New Initiative: Provides funds to continue a limited-period Court
Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) Staff Attorney position through
June 15, 2002.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services59,508

 
All Other3,000

 
____________

 
Total62,508

 
JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT 40

 
Department Totals2001-022002-03

 
Department Summary - All Funds62,5081,634,877

 
Department Summary - General Fund1,634,877

 
Department Summary - Other Special

 
Revenue Funds62,508

 
LABOR, DEPARTMENT OF 12

 
Employment Services Activity 0852

 
The department will administer a program of providing job
training, career exploration and job search assistance.

 
New Initiative: Provides funding to maintain support for the
public employment/labor exchange activities of the current 23
career centers.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services916,466952,202

 
All Other497,186461,053

 
________________________

 
Total1,413,6521,413,255

 
Regulation and Enforcement 0159

 
The Bureau of Labor Standards will conduct a statewide program of
consultation and enforcement to protect workers' rights and to
ensure safe and healthy workplaces.

 
New Initiative: Transfers 1/2 of an Occupational Health
Specialist position from an Other Special Revenue account and
combines it with a like position held by the same person and
funded from this federal account.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (0.500) (0.500)

 
Personal Services28,88229,390

 
________________________

 
Total28,88229,390

 
New Initiative: Allocates 1/2 of the expense of a Clerk Typist
III position to an Other Special Revenue account because the
federal OSHA has informed BLS that it will not allow additional
clerical support to be funded by the grant.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services (19,938) (20,624)

 
All Other19,93820,624

 
________________________

 
Total00

 
Safety Education and Training Programs 0161

 
The Bureau of Labor Standards will conduct a statewide program of
consultation and research to ensure safe and healthy workplaces.

 
New Initiative: Transfers 1/2 of an Occupational Health
Specialist position from this account to a federal account and
combines it with a like position held by the same person.

 
Other Special Revenue Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (-0.500) (-0.500)

 
Personal Services (28,882) (29,390)

 
28,88229,390

 
________________________

 
Total00

 
New Initiative: Allocates 1/2 the expense of a Clerk Typist III
position from a federal account because the federal OSHA has
informed BLS that it will not allow additional clerical support
to be funded by the grant.

 
Other Special Revenue Fund2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services19,93820,624

 
All Other (19,938) (20,624)

 
________________________

 
Total00

 
Labor Relations Board 0160

 
The MLRB will provide comprehensive representation, prohibited
practice, representation appeal, mediation, fact-finding,
conciliation and arbitration services. MLRB's public information
initiative will inform employers and employees of their rights
and responsibilities under the law, thereby preventing disputes.

 
New Initiative: Provides funds to increase a Clerk Stenographer
III position from 32 to 40 hours per week. Per diem is requested
for members attending meetings on administrative matters that can
not be billed to particular parties.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services11,34811,745

 
________________________

 
Total11,34811,745

 
Blind and Visually Impaired, Division for the 0126

 
The department's Division for the Blind and Visually Impaired
will administer direct service programs to help adults to become
employed, teach children and assist the elderly with skills
needed to live independently.

 
New Initiative: Provides for the elimination of one Employment
and Training Specialist I position at range 17 and the creation
of one Mobility and Orientation Instructor for the Blind position
at range 22.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services7,1387,430

 
________________________

 
Total7,1387,430

 
New Initiative: Provides for the transfer of one Business
Enterprise Program Assistant position from this federal funding
source to an Other Special Revenue funding source.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (-1.000) (-1.000)

 
Personal Services (44,656) (47,828)

 
All Other44,65647,828

 
________________________

 
Total00

 
New Initiative: Provides for the elimination of one Business
Enterprise Program Assistant position at pay range 20 and the

 
creation of a Business Enterprise Program Aide position, so
called, at pay range 17.

 
Other Special Revenue Fund2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services (3,834) (4,059)

 
All Other3,8344,059

 
________________________

 
Total00

 
New Initiative: Provides for the transfer of one Business
Enterprise Program Assistant position to this account from the
federal blind and visually impaired program.

 
Other Special Revenue Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (1.000) (1.000)

 
Personal Services44,65647,828

 
________________________

 
Total44,65647,828

 
LABOR, DEPARTMENT OF 12

 
Department Totals2001-022002-03

 
Department Summary - All Funds1,505,6761,509,648

 
Department Summary - General Fund1,425,0001,425,000

 
Department Summary - Federal

 
Expenditures Fund36,02036,820

 
Department Summary - Other Special

 
Revenue Fund44,65647,828

 
MARINE RESOURCES, DEPARTMENT OF 13

 
Bureau of Resource Management - 0027

 
The department will administer programs to conserve and develop
marine and estuarine resources, to conduct and sponsor research
and to protect public health.

 
New Initiative: Establishes one Data Entry Specialist position
to provide data entry support for various fisheries statistics.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (1.000) (1.000)

 
Personal Services30,90231,950

 
All Other (30,902) (31,950)

 
________________________

 
Total00

 
New Initiative: Transfers out one Senior Programmer Analyst
position to the Division of Administrative Services to accurately
reflect program activities.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (-1.000) (-1.000)

 
Personal Services (75,356) (75,356)

 
All Other (1,507) (1,507)

 
________________________

 
Total (76,863) (76,863)

 
Division of Administrative Services 0258

 
The department will administer programs to assist with personnel,
budget and finance and information technology.

 
New Initiative: Transfers in one Senior Programmer Analyst
position from the Bureau of Resource Management to accurately
reflect program activities.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (1.000) (1.000)

 
Personal Services75,35675,356

 
All Other1,5071,507

 
________________________

 
Total76,86376,863

 
MARINE RESOURCES, DEPARTMENT OF 13

 
Department Totals2001-022002-03

 
Department Summary - All Funds00

 
Department Summary - General Fund00

 
Department Summary - Federal

 
Expenditures Fund0

 
MENTAL HEALTH, MENTAL RETARDATION AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES,

 
DEPARTMENT OF 14

 
Regional Operations 0863

 
Supervise, manage and control regional programs, institutions,
facilities and employees.

 
New Initiative: Provides overhead costs for 3 Nurse III positions
that perform utilization review for children's services.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other18,00018,000

 
________________________

 
Total18,00018,000

 
New Initiative: Provides overhead costs for one Director of
Psychology Services position and 2 Psychiatric Social Worker II
positions needed to support the mental health services in the
juvenile correctional facilities.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other27,00018,000

 
________________________

 
Total27,00018,000

 
New Initiative: Provides operational costs for 22 positions
needed to meet requirements of the community consent decree.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other198,000132,000

 
________________________

 
Total198,000132,000

 
Mental Health Services - Children 0136

 
Provide care and social and habilitative services to children
with needs related to mental illness; retardation; autism;
developmental, emotional or behavioral needs; and disorders of
infancy or early childhood and to children at risk of mental
impairment, emotional or behavioral disorders or developmental
delays and provide supportive services to their families.

 
New Initiative: Provides short-term residential services for
children with mental retardation and/or autism to provide
behavior stabilization and behavior management to prevent longer
term and more costly out-of-home placement.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other150,000150,000

 
________________________

 
Total150,000150,000

 
New Initiative: Continues 3 Nurse III positions that provide
utilization review functions, which will end in June 2001. This
request will generate $57,496 in General Fund revenue in fiscal
year 2001-02 and $64,108 in fiscal year 2002-03.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (3.000) (3.000)

 
Personal Services176,563182,741

 
________________________

 
Total176,563182,741

 
New Initiative: Establishes one Director of Psychology Services
position and 2 Psychiatric Social Worker II positions to support
mental health services in the juvenile correctional facilities.
This request will generate $52,586 in General Fund revenue in
fiscal year 2001-02 and $55,269 in fiscal year 2002-03.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (3.000) (3.000)

 
Personal Services148,288156,231

 
________________________

 
Total148,288156,231

 
New Initiative: Provides specialized crisis services for children
with mental retardation and/or autism to divert from costly out-
of-home placements and hospitalizations.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other100,000100,000

 
________________________

 
Total100,000100,000

 
New Initiative: Provides children's respite services.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other200,000200,000

 
________________________

 
Total200,000200,000

 
Mental Health Services - Community Medicaid 0732

 
Provide technical assistance for program development, promote
effective coordination with health and human services and develop
new resources in order to improve the availability and
accessibility of comprehensive community support services to
persons with chronic mental illness.

 
New Initiative: Transfers funds to Mental Health Services -
Children for the purpose of developing mobile crisis services for
children with mental retardation and/or autism.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other (100,000) (100,000)

 
________________________

 
Total (100,000) (100,000)

 
New Initiative: Transfers funds to Mental Health Services -
Children for the purpose of developing respite services.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other (150,000)

 
____________

 
Total (150,000)

 
New Initiative: Transfers funds to Mental Health Services -
Children to establish one Director of Psychology Services
position and 2 Psychiatric Social Worker II positions to support
mental health services in juvenile correctional facilities.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other (148,288) (156,231)

 
________________________

 
Total (148,288) (156,231)

 
New Initiative: Transfers funds to Mental Health Services -
Children for the purpose of continuing 3 Nurse III positions who
provide utilization review.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other (176,563) (182,741)

 
________________________

 
Total (176,563) (182,741)

 
New Initiative: Transfers funds to Medicaid Services - Mental
Retardation for a residential treatment program for sexual
offenders.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other (150,000) (300,000)

 
________________________

 
Total (150,000) (300,000)

 
New Initiative: Transfers funds to Mental Health Services -
Children for the purpose of developing short-term residential
services for children with mental retardation and/or autism.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other (150,000) (150,000)

 
________________________

 
Total (150,000) (150,000)

 
Bangor Mental Health Institute 0120

 
Administer the Bangor Mental Health Institute to receive all
persons legally sent to the institute who are in need of special
care and treatment, if accommodations permit.

 
New Initiative: Closure of Bangor Pre-Release.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other (231,568) (231,568)

 
________________________

 
Total (231,568) (231,568)

 
New Initiative: Continues inpatient and outpatient pharmacy
services at the Bangor Mental Health Institute.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
All Other26,50926,509

 
________________________

 
Total26,50926,509

 
New Initiative: Establishes equity between nursing salaries of
the Augusta Mental Health Institute and the Bangor Mental Health
Institute.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services71,31675,528

 
________________________

 
Total71,31675,528

 
New Initiative: Provides for the deallocation of funds through a
transfer to Disproportionate Share - Augusta Mental Health
Institute for the purpose of reflecting one Licensed Practical
Nurse position and one Nurse III position in the correct program.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (-2.000) (-2.000)

 
Personal Services (69,767) (70,346)

 
________________________

 
Total (69,767) (70,346)

 
Disproportionate Share - Augusta Mental Health Institute 0733

 
Administer the Augusta Mental Health Institute to receive all
persons legally sent to the institute who are in need of special
care and treatment, if accommodations permit.

 
New Initiative: Continues on-call physician coverage for nights
and weekends at the Augusta Mental Health Institute.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other58,10358,103

 
________________________

 
Total58,10358,103

 
New Initiative: Continues using contract nurses at the Augusta
Mental Health Institute.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other133,894

 
____________

 
Total133,894

 
New Initiative: Transfers funds from Disproportionate Share -
Bangor Mental Health Institute for the purpose of reflecting one
Licensed Practical Nurse position and one Nurse III position in
the correct program.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services35,74836,046

 
________________________

 
Total35,74836,046

 
Augusta Mental Health Institute 0105

 
Administer the Augusta Mental Health Institute to receive all
persons legally sent to the institute who are in need of special
care and treatment, if accommodations permit.

 
New Initiative: Continues on-call physician coverage for nights
and weekends at Augusta Mental Health Institute.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
All Other113,393113,393

 
________________________

 
Total113,393113,393

 
New Initiative: Transfers funds from Bangor Mental Health
Institute for the purpose of reflecting one Licensed Practical
Nurse and one Nurse III position in the correct account.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (2.000) (2.000)

 
Personal Services69,76770,346

 
________________________

 
Total69,76770,346

 
New Initiative: Continues using contract nurses at the Augusta
Mental Health Institute.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
All Other261,306

 
____________

 
Total261,306

 
Disproportionate Share - Bangor Mental Health Institute 0734

 
Administer the Bangor Mental Health Institute to receive all
persons legally sent to the institute who are in need of special
care and treatment, if accommodations permit.

 
New Initiative: Continues inpatient and outpatient pharmacy
services at the Bangor Mental Health Institute.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other18,11118,111

 
________________________

 
Total18,11118,111

 
New Initiative: Establishes equity between nursing salaries of
the Augusta Mental Health Institute and the Bangor Mental Health
Institute.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services36,54238,701

 
________________________

 
Total36,54238,701

 
New Initiative: Transfers funds to Disproportionate Share -
Augusta Mental Health Institute for the purpose of reflecting one
Licensed Practical Nurse position and one Nurse III position in
the correct program.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services (35,748) (36,046)

 
________________________

 
Total (35,748) (36,046)

 
Mental Retardation Services - Community 0122

 
Plan, promote, coordinate and develop a complete and integrated
statewide system of mental retardation services to meet the needs
of adults with mental retardation.

 
New Initiative: Transfers funds to Medicaid Services - Mental
Retardation for the purpose of developing a specialty team.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other (55,950) (55,950)

 
________________________

 
Total (55,950) (55,950)

 
New Initiative: Transfers funds to Medicaid Services - Mental
Retardation for home-and-community-based waiver expenditures.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other (1,615,438) (1,615,438)

 
________________________

 
Total (1,615,438) (1,615,438)

 
New Initiative: Establishes 4 Social Service Program Specialist I
positions, 6 Mental Health Worker II positions and 12 MHMR
Caseworker positions in order to meet the requirements of the
community consent decree.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (22.000) (22.000)

 
Personal Services863,696894,073

 
All Other180,000180,000

 
________________________

 
Total1,043,6961,074,073

 
Medicaid Services - Mental Retardation 0705

 
Plan, promote, coordinate and develop a complete and integrated
statewide system of mental retardation services to meet the needs
of adults with mental retardation.

 
New Initiative: Develops a residential treatment program for
sexual offenders who have cognitive impairments and have been
found to be in need of intensive clinical services.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other150,000300,000

 
________________________

 
Total150,000300,000

 
New Initiative: Develops a state team for medical, psychiatric
and behavioral consultation assessment of persons with a variety
of interrelated disabilities who pose significant and costly
challenges to the system.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other55,95055,950

 
________________________

 
Total55,95055,950

 
New Initiative: Transfers funds from Mental Retardation Services
- Community for home-and-community-based waiver expenditures.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other1,615,4381,615,438

 
________________________

 
Total1,615,4381,615,438

 
MENTAL HEALTH, MENTAL RETARDATION AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES,

 
DEPARTMENT OF 014

 
Department Totals2001-022002-03

 
Department Summary - All Funds1,824,3021,540,850

 
Department Summary - General Fund1,351,7781,325,420

 
Department Summary - Other Special

 
Revenue Funds472,524215,430

 
MUSEUM, MAINE STATE 94M

 
Maine State Museum 0180

 
Develop and maintain Maine State Museum exhibits, collections,
facilities, operations and programs and conduct research and
public education and technical assistance activities in
collaboration with the State's network of historical and
educational institutions.

 
New Initiative: Establishes funding to reorganize museum staff
and agency responsibilities by creating one Assistant Director

 
position, one Museum Tech I position and one part-time Museum
Specialist II position.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (2.500) (2.500)

 
Personal Services123,733129,178

 
All Other75,00075,000

 
________________________

 
Total198,733204,178

 
MUSEUM, MAINE STATE 94M

 
Department Totals2001-022002-03

 
Department Summary - All Funds198,733204,178

 
Department Summary - General Fund198,733204,178

 
PROFESSIONAL AND FINANCIAL REGULATION, DEPARTMENT OF 02

 
Administrative Services - Professional and Financial Regulation
0094

 
Provide assistance to the commissioner and the department in
civil service matters, budgeting and financial matters,
procurement and technical support.

 
New Initiative: Provides for the deallocation of funds,
eliminates the Information Systems Support Technician position,
#09270600105, and transfers the count to the Board of Dental
Examiners.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (-1.000) (-1.000)

 
Personal Services (29,500) (29,500)

 
________________________

 
Total (29,500) (29,500)

 
Licensing and Enforcement 0352

 
To develop and enforce standards of practice and professional
conduct to ensure that consumers of the State receive ethical,
safe and competent service.

 
New Initiative: Provides for an appropriation of funds for the
Maine Athletic Commission to cover the anticipated shortfalls in
program operations. Without this appropriation, the Maine
Athletic Commission may cease to function.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other18,00010,900

 
________________________

 
Total18,00010,900

 
Dental Examiners - Board of 0384

 
Verify the qualifications of applicants and licensees, monitor
compliance with all relevant laws and rules and process
complaints fairly and expeditiously.

 
New Initiative: Provides for the allocation of funds to establish
a Clerk Typist III position in the Board of Dental Examiners and
transfers in a position count from the commissioner's office.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (1.000) (1.000)

 
Personal Services44,73046,475

 
________________________

 
Total44,73046,475

 
PROFESSIONAL AND FINANCIAL REGULATION, DEPARTMENT OF 02

 
Department Totals2001-022002-03

 
Department Summary - All Funds33,23027,875

 
Department Summary - General Fund18,00010,900

 
Department Summary - Other Special

 
Revenue Funds15,23016,975

 
PUBLIC SAFETY, DEPARTMENT OF 16

 
Liquor Enforcement 0293

 
Regulate and enforce liquor laws governing the manufacture,
importation, storage, transfer and sale of liquor.

 
New Initiative: Transfer one Administrative Secretary position to
the State Police.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (-1.000) (-1.000)

 
Personal Services (42,058) (43,244)

 
________________________

 
Total (42,058) (43,244)

 
New Initiative: Lease vehicles instead of purchasing.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other42,28383,861

 
Capital Expenditures (150,500) (86,000)

 
________________________

 
Total (108,217) (2,139)

 
New Initiative: Transfer one Clerk Typist III position to Liquor
Enforcement Program from the State Police.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (1.000) (1.000)

 
Personal Services38,05039,182

 
________________________

 
Total38,05039,182

 
State Police 0291

 
Enforce the motor vehicle and criminal laws as well as provide
support for other law enforcement, criminal justice and public
safety agencies.

 
New Initiative: Move one Senior DNA Analyst position to correct
bargaining unit.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services1,8521,852

 
________________________

 
Total1,8521,852

 
New Initiative: Minimum shift coverage.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services410,606419,955

 
All Other31,39432,045

 
________________________

 
Total442,000452,000

 
New Initiative: Transfer one Administrative Secretary position
from the Liquor Enforcement Program.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services16,93017,408

 
________________________

 
Total16,93017,408

 
New Initiative: Transfer one Clerk Typist III position to the
Liquor Enforcement Program.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services (15,317) (15,773)

 
________________________

 
Total (15,317) (15,773)

 
Turnpike Enforcement 0547

 
Enforce the laws, rules and regulations of the Maine Turnpike.

 
New Initiative: Establishment of 3 Emergency Communications
Specialist positions necessary for 24-hour coverage.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (3.000) (3.000)

 
Personal Services169,744172,904

 
All Other3,300

 
________________________

 
Total173,044172,904

 
Licensing and Enforcement - Public Safety 0712

 
Regulate and enforce the Beano, Games of Chance, Concealed
Firearms and Detective and Security Guard programs.

 
New Initiative: Establish a Lieutenant position to provide
supervision.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (1.000) (1.000)

 
Personal Services88,92489,978

 
All Other17,50512,561

 
Capital Expenditures26,500

 
________________________

 
Total132,929102,539

 
Administration - Public Safety 0088

 
Administer and coordinate the public safety responsibilities of
the State.

 
New Initiative: Establish one Assistant to the Commissioner
position and a 1/2-time Clerk Typist III position.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (1.500) (1.500)

 
Personal Services95,58998,367

 
All Other154,411151,633

 
________________________

 
Total250,000250,000

 
New Initiative: Transfers one Planning and Research Associate II
position from the Criminal Justice Academy and one Senior Planner
position, one Planning and Research Associate II position and one
Planning and Research Associate I position from Highway Safety.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (4.000) (4.000)

 
Personal Services216,474226,089

 
All Other1,5811,651

 
________________________

 
Total218,055227,740

 
New Initiative: Transfer in one Accounting Technician position
from the Criminal Justice Academy and transfer out one Planning
and Research Associate position to the Criminal Justice Academy.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services5,7076,062

 
All Other4244

 
________________________

 
Total5,7496,106

 
Emergency Medical Services 0485

 
Promote and provide for a comprehensive and effective emergency
medical services system to ensure optimum patient care.

 
New Initiative: Transfers one Clerk Typist III position and one
Public Health Educator III position from the Federal Block Grant
Fund to the General Fund.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (2.000) (2.000)

 
Personal Services102,771109,456

 
________________________

 
Total102,771109,456

 
Federal Block Grant Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (-2.000) (-2.000)

 
Personal Services (97,366) (101,929)

 
________________________

 
Total (97,366) (101,929)

 
Criminal Justice Academy 0290

 
Provide a central training facility for all law enforcement,
corrections and criminal justice personnel in order to promote
the highest level of professional performance.

 
New Initiative: Transfers one Planning and Research Associate II
position to the Administration program to consolidate planning
and research functions of the department.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (-1.000) (-1.000)

 
Personal Services (57,541) (59,151)

 
All Other (565) (580)

 
________________________

 
Total (58,106) (59,731)

 
New Initiative: Transfer out one Accounting Technician position
to the Administration program and transfer in one Planning and
Research Associate position from the Administration program.

 
Other Special Revenue Funds2001-022002-03

 
Personal Services (5,707) (6,062)

 
All Other (56) (59)

 
________________________

 
Total (5,763) (6,121)

 
New Initiative: Transfer of one Building Custodian position from
the Academy to the Bureau of General Services.

 
Other Special Revenue Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (-1.000) (-1.000)

 
Personal Services (39,707) (41,258)

 
All Other (390) (405)

 
________________________

 
Total (40,097) (41,663)

 
Highway Safety DPS 0457

 
Provide financial and technical assistance to other state
agencies and political subdivisions for the purpose of developing
and implementing highway safety programs.

 
New Initiative: Transfers one Senior Planner position, one
Planning and Research Associate I position and one Planning and
Research Associate II position to Administration program to
consolidate planning and research functions of the department.

 
Federal Expenditures Fund2001-022002-03

 
Positions - Legislative Count (-3.000) (-3.000)

 
Personal Services (158,933) (166,937)

 
All Other (1,515) (1,592)

 
________________________

 
Total (160,448) (168,529)

 
PUBLIC SAFETY, DEPARTMENT OF 16

 
Department Totals2001-022002-03

 
Department Summary - All Funds854,008940,058

 
Department Summary - General Fund686,011808,742

 
Department Summary - Federal

 
Expenditures Fund (499) (520)

 
Department Summary - Other Special

 
Revenue Funds265,862233,765

 
Department Summary - Federal Block

 
Grant Fund (97,366) (101,929)

 
UNIVERSITY OF MAINE SYSTEM, BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE 78A

 
Education and General Activities - UMS 0031

 
Make the University of Maine System more attractive to
prospective and continuing students.

 
New Initiative: Continues funding for applied research and
development at the University of Maine System.

 
General Fund2001-022002-03

 
All Other2,000,000

 
____________

 
Total2,000,000

 
UNIVERSITY OF MAINE SYSTEM, BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE 78A

 
Department Totals2001-022002-03

 
Department Summary - All Funds2,000,000

 
Department Summary - General Fund2,000,000

 
PART B

 
Sec. B-1. Appropriation. There are appropriated from the General
Fund for the fiscal years ending June 30, 2002 and June 30, 2003,
to the departments listed, the sums identified in the following,
in order to provide funding for approved reclassifications and
range changes.

 
2001-022002-03

 
AGRICULTURE, FOOD AND RURAL

 
RESOURCES, DEPARTMENT OF

 
Division of Animal Health

 
and Industry

 
Personal Services$4,302$5,560

 
All Other (4,302) (5,560)

 
____________________

 
TOTAL00

 
Harness Racing Commission

 
Personal Services2,8973,312

 
All Other (2,897) (3,312)

 
____________________

 
TOTAL00

 
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, FOOD

 
AND RURAL RESOURCES____________________

 
TOTAL00

 
CONSERVATION, DEPARTMENT OF

 
Maine Land Use Regulation Commission

 
Personal Services13,34515,769

 
All Other (13,345) (15,769)

 
____________________

 
TOTAL00

 
DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION____________________

 
TOTAL00

 
CORRECTIONS, DEPARTMENT OF

 
Adult Community Corrections

 
Personal Services5,2185,282

 
All Other (5,218) (5,282)

 
____________________

 
TOTAL00

 
Downeast Correctional Facility

 
Personal Services5,2315,231

 
All Other (5,231) (5,231)

 
____________________

 
TOTAL00

 
Juvenile Community Corrections

 
Personal Services7,7997,892

 
All Other (7,799) (7,892)

 
____________________

 
TOTAL00

 
DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS____________________

 
TOTAL00

 
DEFENSE, VETERANS AND EMERGENCY

 
MANAGEMENT, DEPARTMENT OF

 
Veterans Services

 
Personal Services6,6558,875

 
All Other (6,655) (8,875)

 
____________________

 
TOTAL00

 
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE, VETERANS

 
AND EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT____________________

 
TOTAL00

 
EDUCATION, DEPARTMENT OF

 
Management Information Systems

 
Personal Services2,1422,218

 
All Other (2,142) (2,218)

 
____________________

 
TOTAL00

 
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION____________________

 
TOTAL00

 
HUMAN SERVICES, DEPARTMENT OF

 
Bureau of Child and Family

 
Services - Regional

 
Personal Services2,2004,600

 
All Other (2,200) (4,600)

 
____________________

 
TOTAL00

 
Bureau of Medical Services

 
Personal Services7,9008,000

 
All Other (7,900) (8,000)

 
____________________

 
TOTAL00

 
Bureau of Health

 
Personal Services9,2009,300

 
All Other (9,200) (9,300)

 
____________________

 
TOTAL00

 
DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES____________________

 
TOTAL00

 
INLAND FISHERIES AND WILDLIFE,

 
DEPARTMENT OF

 
Office of the Commissioner -

 
Inland Fisheris and Wildlife

 
Personal Services3,3793,420

 
All Other (3,379) (3,420)

 
____________________

 
TOTAL00

 
DEPARTMENT OF INLAND FISHERIES

 
AND WILDLIFE____________________

 
TOTAL00

 
MARINE RESOURCES, DEPARTMENT OF

 
Division of Administrative Services

 
Personal Services1,4972,597

 
All Other (1,497) (2,597)

 
____________________

 
TOTAL00

 
DEPARTMENT OF MARINE RESOURCES____________________

 
TOTAL00

 
MENTAL HEALTH, MENTAL RETARDATION

 
AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES,

 
DEPARTMENT OF

 
Drivers Education and Evaluation

 
Program - Substance Abuse

 
Personal Services1,7261,872

 
All Other (1,726) (1,872)

 
____________________

 
TOTAL00

 
DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH,

 
MENTAL RETARDATION AND SUBSTANCE

 
ABUSE SERVICES____________________

 
TOTAL00

 
SECTION____________________

 
TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS00

 
Sec. B-2. Allocations; Federal Expenditures Fund. The following funds are
allocated from the Federal Expenditures Fund for the fiscal years
ending June 30, 2002 and June 30, 2003 to the departments
listed, the sums identified in the following, in order to provide
funding for approved reclassifications and range changes.

 
2001-022002-03

 
CONSERVATION, DEPARTMENT OF

 
Forest Policy and Management -

 
Division of

 
Personal Services12,60913,559

 
DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION____________________

 
TOTAL12,60913,559

 
HUMAN SERVICES, DEPARTMENT OF

 
Bureau of Medical Services

 
Personal Services3,1003,500

 
Bureau of Health

 
Personal Services3,1003,200

 
Office of Management and Budget

 
Personal Services13,40015,600

 
OMB Operations - Regional

 
Personal Services2,6002,600

 
DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES____________________

 
TOTAL22,20024,900

 
MARINE RESOURCES, DEPARTMENT OF

 
Bureau of Resource Management

 
Personal Services8,7369,260

 
DEPARTMENT OF MARINE RESOURCES____________________

 
TOTAL8,7369,260

 
SECTION____________________

 
TOTAL ALLOCATIONS43,54547,719

 
Sec. B-3. Allocations; Other Special Revenue. The following funds are
allocated from Other Special Revenue funds for the fiscal years
ending June 30, 2002 and June 30, 2003 to the departments listed,
the sums identified in the following, in order to provide funding
for approved reclassifications and range changes.

 
2001-022002-03

 
AGRICULTURE, FOOD AND RURAL

 
RESOURCES, DEPARTMENT OF

 
Board of Pesticides Control

 
Personal Services4,0014,051

 
All Other (4,001) (4,051)

 
____________________

 
TOTAL00

 
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, FOOD

 
AND RURAL RESOURCES____________________

 
TOTAL00

 
CONSERVATION, DEPARTMENT OF

 
Administrative Services -

 
Conservation

 
Personal Services2,2352,356

 
DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION____________________

 
TOTAL2,2352,356

 
DEFENSE, VETERANS AND EMERGENCY

 
MANAGEMENT, DEPARTMENT OF

 
Administration - Maine Emergency

 
Management Agency

 
Personal Services6,2626,340

 
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE, VETERANS

 
AND EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT____________________

 
TOTAL6,2626,340

 
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION,

 
DEPARTMENT OF

 
Administration - Environmental

 
Protection

 
Personal Services11,72414,944

 
Maine Environmental Protection

 
Fund

 
Personal Services4,5085,535

 
Remediation and Waste Management

 
Personal Services9,90112,126

 
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL

 
PROTECTION____________________

 
TOTAL26,13332,605

 
GOVERNMENTAL ETHICS AND ELECTION

 
PRACTICES, COMMISSION ON

 
Governmental Ethics and Election

 
Practices, Commission on

 
Personal Services13,35913,754

 
COMMISSION ON GOVERNMENTAL ETHICS

 
AND ELECTION PRACTICES____________________

 
TOTAL13,35913,754

 
LABOR, DEPARTMENT OF

 
Safety, Education and Training

 
Program

 
Personal Services11,30114,829

 
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR____________________

 
TOTAL11,30114,829

 
MARINE RESOURCES, DEPARTMENT OF

 
Bureau of Resource Management

 
Personal Services8,23710,483

 
Marine Patrol - Bureau of

 
Personal Services3,0954,442

 
DEPARTMENT OF MARINE RESOURCES____________________

 
TOTAL11,33214,925

 
PROFESSIONAL AND FINANCIAL

 
REGULATION, DEPARTMENT OF

 
Office of Consumer Credit

 
Regulation

 
Personal Services3,0003,000

 
DEPARTMENT OF PROFESSIONAL AND

 
FINANCIAL REGULATION____________________

 
TOTAL3,0003,000

 
PUBLIC SAFETY, DEPARTMENT OF

 
Office of Fire Marshal

 
Personal Services1,0951,355

 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY____________________

 
TOTAL1,0951,355

 
SECTION____________________

 
TOTAL ALLOCATIONS74,71789,164

 
Sec. B-4. Allocations; Federal Block Grant Fund. The following funds are
allocated from the Federal Block Grant Fund for the fiscal years
ending June 30, 2002 and June 30, 2003 to the departments
listed, the sums identified in the following, in order to provide
funding for approved reclassifications and range changes.

 
2001-022002-03

 
HUMAN SERVICES, DEPARTMENT OF

 
Bureau of Health

 
Personal Services7,0007,000

 
DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES____________________

 
TOTAL7,0007,000

 
SECTION____________________

 
TOTAL ALLOCATIONS$7,000$7,000

 
PART C

 
Sec. C-1. 36 MRSA §5102, sub-§6, as repealed and replaced by PL 1999,
c. 708, §33 and affected by §51, is repealed and the following
enacted in its place:

 
6. Corporation.__"Corporation" means any business entity
subject to income taxation as a corporation under the laws of the
United States, except a corporation subject to tax under chapter
357 or section 5206 or a business entity referred to in Title 24-
A, section 1157, subsection 5, paragraph B, subparagraph (1).__
"Corporation" also means a subsidiary or operating division of an
insurance company if that subsidiary or operating division is
engaged primarily in a business other than transacting insurance
as that phrase is defined in Title 24-A, section 9, including the
business of operating a health maintenance organization under
authority of a certificate issued by the Superintendent of
Insurance pursuant to Title 24-A, section 4204.

 
Sec. C-2. 36 MRSA §5202-C is enacted to read:

 
§5202-C.__Separate accounting required in certain cases

 
In the case of a subsidiary or operating division of an
insurance company engaged primarily in a business other than
transacting insurance as that phrase is defined in Title 24-A,
section 9, the parent entity shall separately account to the
assessor for the income of such subsidiary or operating division.__
The assessor may distribute, apportion or allocate gross income,
deductions, credits, allowances or assets between or among
related entities if the assessor determines that action to be
necessary in order to prevent evasion of taxes or to properly
reflect the income of any such subsidiary or operating division.

 
Sec. C-3. 36 MRSA §5206-D, sub-§5, as enacted by PL 1997, c. 404, §5
and affected by §10, is amended to read:

 
5. Compensation. "Compensation" means wages, salaries,
commissions and any other form of remuneration paid to employees
for personal services. "Compensation" includes amounts paid to
an employee-leasing company for leased employees and amounts paid
to a temporary services company for temporary employees, pursuant
to a contract between the taxpayer and an employee-leasing
company or temporary services company.

 
Sec. C-4. 36 MRSA §5206-D, sub-§§7-A, 8-A, 20-A and 20-B are enacted to
read:

 
7-A.__Employee-leasing company.__"Employee-leasing company"
means a business that contracts with client companies to supply
workers to perform services for client companies, except that the
term "employee-leasing company" does not include private
employment agencies that provide workers to client companies on a
temporary help basis.

 
8-A.__Leased employee.__"Leased employee" means an individual
who performs services for a client company pursuant to a contract
between the client company and an employee-leasing company.

 
20-A.__Temporary help.__"Temporary help" means employee
services provided to client companies for a contractual period of
less than 12 months.

 
20-B.__Temporary services company.__"Temporary services
company" means a private employment agency, other than an
employee-leasing company, that provides workers to client
companies on a temporary help basis.

 
Sec. C-5. 36 MRSA §5206-E, sub-§4, as enacted by PL 1997, c. 404, §5
and affected by §10, is amended to read:

 
4. Payroll factor. The payroll factor is a fraction, the
numerator of which is the total amount paid in this State during
the taxable year by the taxpayer for compensation and the
denominator of which is the total compensation paid both in and
outside this State during the taxable year. The payroll factor
includes only that compensation that is included in the
computation of the apportionable income tax base for the taxable
year. Eighty-five percent of any amounts paid pursuant to a
contract by the taxpayer to an employee-leasing company for
leased employees, and 100% of the amount paid pursuant to a
contract to a temporary services company for temporary employees,
must be included in the taxpayer's payroll factor.__The payroll
factor of an employee-leasing company or a temporary services
company must exclude compensation paid to leased or temporary
employees who are providing personal services to client
companies.

 
A. The compensation of any employee for services or
activities that are connected with the production of income
that is not includable in the apportionable income base and
payments made to any independent contractor or any other
person not properly classifiable as an employee are excluded
from both the numerator and denominator of the factor.

 
B. Compensation is paid in this State if any one of the
following tests, applied consecutively, is met.

 
(1) The employee's services are performed entirely in
this State.

 
(2) The employee's services are performed both in and
outside the State, but the service performed outside
the State is incidental to the employee's service in
the State. For the purposes of this subsection,
"incidental" means any service that is temporary to
transitory in nature or that is rendered in connection
with an isolated transaction.

 
(3) If the employee's services are performed both in
and outside the State, the employee's compensation is
attributed to this State:

 
(a) If the employee's principal base of
operations is in this State;

 
(b) If there is no principal base of operations
in any state in which some part of the services
are performed, but the place from which the
services are directed or controlled is in this
State; or

 
(c) If the principal base of operations and the
place from which the services are directed or
controlled are not in any state in which some part
of the service is performed, but the employee's
residence is in this State.

 
Sec. C-6. 36 MRSA §5210, sub-§3, as enacted by PL 1981, c. 698, §187,
is amended to read:

 
3. Compensation. "Compensation" means wages, salaries,
commissions and any other form of remuneration paid to employees
for personal services. "Compensation" includes amounts paid to
an employee-leasing company for leased employees and amounts paid
to a temporary services company for temporary employees, pursuant
to a contract between the taxpayer and an employee-leasing
company or temporary services company.

 
Sec. C-7. 36 MRSA §5210, sub-§§3-A, 3-B, 7 and 8 are enacted to read:

 
3-A.__Employee-leasing company.__"Employee-leasing company"
means a business that contracts with client companies to supply
workers to perform services for the client companies, except that
the term "employee-leasing company" does not include private
employment agencies that provide workers to client companies on a
temporary help basis.

 
3-B. Leased employee.__"Leased employee" means an individual
who performs services for a client company pursuant to a contract
between the client company and an employee-leasing company.

 
7. Temporary help.__"Temporary help" means employee services
provided to client companies for a contractual period of less
than 12 months.

 
8. Temporary services company.__"Temporary services company"
means a private employment agency, other than an employee-leasing
company, that provides workers to client companies on a temporary
help basis.

 
Sec. C-8. 36 MRSA §5211, sub-§12, as enacted by P&SL 1969, c. 154, §F,
is amended to read:

 
12. Payroll factor. The payroll factor is a fraction, the
numerator of which is the total amount paid in this State during
the tax period by the taxpayer for compensation, and the
denominator of which is the total compensation paid everywhere
during the tax period. Eighty-five percent of any amounts paid
pursuant to a contract by the taxpayer to an employee-leasing
company for leased employees, and 100% of the amount paid
pursuant to a contract to a temporary services company for
temporary employees, must be included in the taxpayer's payroll
factor.__The payroll factor of an employee-leasing company or a
temporary services company must exclude compensation paid to
leased or temporary employees who are providing personal services
to client companies.

 
Sec. C-9. Application date. Those sections of this Part that amend
the Maine Revised Statutes, Title 36, sections 5206-D and 5210
apply to tax years beginning on or after January 1, 2002.

 
Sec. C-10. Calculation and transfer; retiree health insurance costs.
Notwithstanding the Maine Revised Statutes, Title 5, section
1585, in fiscal year 2002-03, the State Budget Officer shall
calculate the amounts that apply against each affected account in
the Personal Services appropriations and allocations of the
affected accounts based on the proportionate share of retiree
health insurance costs in the Personal Services appropriations
and allocations of the affected accounts and shall transfer the
calculated amounts by financial order upon the approval of the
Governor. These transfers are considered adjustments to
appropriations and allocations in fiscal year 2002-03. The State
Budget Officer shall provide the joint standing committee of the
Legislature having jurisdiction over appropriations and financial
affairs with a report of the transferred amounts no later than
January 31, 2004.

 
Sec. C-11. Retiree health insurance rates. The State Budget Officer shall
adjust the retiree health insurance rates in fiscal year 2002-03
based on the actuarial amounts and rates provided by the
Department of Administrative and Financial Services, Division of
Financial and Personnel Services so that the actual retiree
health insurance costs in each account affected by section 10 of
this Part approximate the net appropriations and allocations to
each account after the adjustments required by section 10.

 
Sec. C-12. Department of Administrative and Financial Services; lease-purchase
authorization. Pursuant to the Maine Revised Statutes, Title 5,
section 1587, the Department of Administrative and Financial
Services in cooperation with the Treasurer of State may enter
into financing arrangements in fiscal years 2001-02 and 2002-03
for the acquisition of motor vehicles for the Central Motor Pool.
The financing agreements may not exceed 4 years in duration and
$4,600,000 in principal costs. The interest rate may not exceed
6% and total interest costs may not exceed $690,000. The annual
principal and interest costs must be paid from the appropriate
line category allocations in the Central Motor Pool account.

 
Sec. C-13. Department of Administrative and Financial Services; lease-purchase
authorization. Pursuant to the Maine Revised Statutes, Title 5,
section 1587, the Department of Administrative and Financial
Services, Bureau of Information Services, in cooperation with the
Treasurer of State may enter into financing arrangements in
fiscal years 2001-02 and 2002-03 for the acquisition of hardware,
software and systems to support the operations of State
Government. The financing agreements may not exceed 3 years in
duration and $3,000,000 in principal costs. The interest rate
may not exceed 7% and total interest costs may not exceed
$340,000. The annual principal and interest costs must be paid
from the appropriate line category allocations in the Bureau of
Information Services Internal Service Fund account.

 
Sec. C-14. Maine Governmental Facilities Authority; issuance of securities.
Pursuant to the Maine Revised Statutes, Title 4, section 1606,
subsection 1, the Maine Governmental Facilities Authority may
issue securities in its own name in an amount up to $7,360,000,
the proceeds of which must be used for the purposes of paying the
cost of the construction and renovation of the following
projects: utilities infrastructure replacement and renovation at
the Augusta Mental Health Institutute, certain renovations at
Buildings G, H and I at the Governor Baxter School for the Deaf
and renovations at the Department of Transportation building in
Augusta.

 
PART D

 
Sec. D-1. 34-A MRSA §1214 is enacted to read:

 
§1214.__Office of Victim Services

 
1.__Establishment.__The Office of Victim Services, referred to
in this section as the "office," is established within the
department to advocate for compliance by the department, any
correctional facility, any detention facility, community
corrections as defined in section 1210-A or any contract agency
with all laws, administrative rules and institutional and other
policies relating to the rights and dignity of victims.

 
2.__Victim Services Coordinator.__The Victim Services
Coordinator shall direct and coordinate the office.

 
A.__The Victim Services Coordinator shall report only to the
commissioner or an associate commissioner.

 
B.__The Victim Services Coordinator shall, with the approval
of the commissioner or an associate commissioner, select
other victim advocates needed to carry out the intent of
this section and who shall report only to the Victim
Services Coordinator.

 
3.__Duties.__The office, through the Victim Services
Coordinator and other victim advocates, shall:

 
A.__Receive or refer complaints made by victims;

 
B.__Intercede on behalf of victims with officials of the
department, any correctional facility, any detention
facility, community corrections as defined in section 1210-A
or any contract agency or assist these persons in the
resolution of victim-related issues;

 
C.__Act as an information source regarding the rights of
victims and keep informed about all laws, administrative
rules and institutional and other policies relating to the
rights and dignity of victims and about relevant legal
decisions and other developments related to the field of
corrections, both in this State and in other parts of the
country;

 
D.__Ensure that victims who request notice of release
receive it;

 
E.__Assist victims who are being harassed by persons in the
custody or under the supervision of the department with
obtaining protection from that harassment; and

 
F.__Assist victims with obtaining victim compensation,
restitution and other benefits of restorative justice.

 
4.__Confidentiality.__Requests for action by the office must
be treated confidentially and may be disclosed only to a state
agency if necessary to carry out the statutory functions of that
agency or to a criminal justice agency if necessary to carry out
the administration of criminal justice or the administration of
juvenile criminal justice.__In no case may a victim's request for
notice of release be disclosed outside the department.

 
Sec. D-2. 34-A MRSA §1403, sub-§9, ¶E, as amended by PL 1991, c. 716,
§6, is further amended to read:

 
E. Funds from these industries accounts may be used to pay
for materials, supplies, equipment, salaries and other costs
of establishing and operating applied technology training,
work and industrial programs. For industries programs
certified by the United States Department of Justice under
the United States Code, Title 18, Section 1761, mandatory
contributions to the Crime Victim Assistance Program shall
for crime victim services must be made from these industries
accounts and transferred to the control of the Department of
Human Services to be used exclusively for the Crime Victim
Assistance Program Office of Victim Services.

 
Sec. D-3. Transfer of funds; teachers at Northern Maine Juvenile Facility.
Notwithstanding the Maine Revised Statutes, Title 5, section 1585
or any other provisions of law, the Department of Corrections is
authorized to transfer, by financial order, Personal Services,
All Other or Capital Expenditures funding between accounts within
the same fund for the purposes of paying overtime expenses and
authorized labor market adjustments for teachers at the Northern
Maine Juvenile Facility in accordance with Title 5, section 7065.

 
Sec. D-4. Intermittent positions. Notwithstanding the Maine Revised
Statutes, Title 5, section 1583-A or any other provision of law,
the Department of Corrections may establish, if funds are
available, intermittent positions for the purpose of performing
duties for which unbudgeted overtime would otherwise be incurred.

 
Notwithstanding any other restriction of funds appropriated or
allocated to the Department of Corrections, the State Budget
Officer may, after determining that funds are available, either
approve the use of the funds or recommend appropriate action to
the Governor when the Governor's approval is required.

 
Available funds may include amounts appropriated or allocated
to the Department of Corrections for Personal Services, All Other
or Capital Expenditures or unallocated funds.

 
PART E

 
Sec. E-1. 5 MRSA §13090-K is enacted to read:

 
§13090-K.__Tourism Marketing Promotion Fund

 
1.__Fund established.__The Tourism Marketing Promotion Fund is
established in the Office of Tourism and Community Development as
a nonlapsing dedicated account.

 
2.__Source of fund.__On or before July 30, 2002, the State
Controller shall transfer to the Tourism Marketing Promotion Fund
$6,842,290 from the General Fund sales and use tax revenues.__
Beginning on July 1, 2003 and every July 1st thereafter, the
State Controller shall transfer to the Tourism Marketing
Promotion Fund an amount, as certified by the State Tax Assessor,
that is equivalent to 1/2 percentage point of the 7 1/2% tax on
tangible personal property and taxable services, pursuant to
Title 36, section 1811, first paragraph, for the first 6 months
of the prior fiscal year after the reduction for the transfer to
the Local Government Fund as described by Title 30-A, section
5681, subsection 5.__Beginning on October 1, 2003 and every
October 1st thereafter, the State Controller shall transfer to
the Tourism Marketing Promotion Fund an amount, as certified by
the State Tax Assessor, that is equivalent to 1/2 percentage
point of the 7 1/2% tax on tangible personal property and taxable
services, pursuant to Title 36, section 1811, first paragraph,
for the last 6 months of the prior fiscal year after the
reduction for the transfer to the Local Government Fund as
described by Title 30-A, section 5681, subsection 5.__The tax
amount must be based on actual sales for that fiscal year and may
not consider any accruals that may be required by law.__The
amount transferred from General Fund sales tax revenues does not
affect the calculation for the transfer to the Local Government
Fund pursuant to Title 30-A, section 5681, subsection 5.

 
3.__Restrictions.__A minimum of 10% of the funds received by
the Tourism Marketing Promotion Fund in accordance with
subsection 2 must be used for regional marketing promotion and
regional special events promotion.

 
Sec. E-2. 36 MRSA §1811, first ¶, as amended by PL 1999, c. 401, Pt. X,
§1 and affected by §5, is further amended to read:

 
A tax is imposed on the value of all tangible personal
property and taxable services sold at retail in this State. The
rate of tax is 7% 7 1/2% on the value of liquor sold in licensed
establishments as defined in Title 28-A, section 2, subsection
15, in accordance
with Title 28-A, chapter 43; 7% 7 1/2% on the value of rental of
living quarters in any hotel, rooming house, tourist or trailer
camp; 10% on the value of rental for a period of less than one
year of an automobile; 7% 7 1/2% on the value of prepared food
sold in establishments that are licensed for on-premises
consumption of liquor pursuant to Title 28-A, chapter 43; and 5%
on the value of all other tangible personal property and taxable
services. Value is measured by the sale price, except as
otherwise provided.

 
Sec. E-3. Effective date. That section of this Part that amends the
Maine Revised Statutes, Title 36, section 1811, first paragraph
takes effect October 1, 2001.

 
PART F

 
Sec. F-1. General purpose aid for local schools; lapsed balances. Notwithstanding
any other provision of law, $150,000 in fiscal year 2001-02 in
general purpose aid for local schools lapses to General Fund
unappropriated surplus as a result of construction aid
recoveries.

 
PART G

 
Sec. G-1. Transfer of funds; Fund for a Healthy Maine. Notwithstanding the
Maine Revised Statues, Title 22, section 1511, the State
Controller shall transfer $1,300,000 in fiscal year 2001-02 and
$930,000 in fiscal year 2002-03 from the Fund for a Healthy Maine
to the General Fund unappropriated surplus.

 
PART H

 
Sec. H-1. 12 MRSA §7457, sub-§1, ¶H, as amended by PL 1999, c. 323, §1
and affected by §3, is further amended by amending subparagraph
(3) to read:

 
(3) The application fee for a permit to take an
antlerless deer may not exceed $1 $5. The application
must include a detachable portion on which the
applicant shall write the applicant's name and address
and to which the applicant shall affix a stamp of
adequate postage. The department shall return this
portion of the application to the applicant in
acknowledgement of the department's receipt of the
application.

 
PART I

 
Sec. I-1. 34-B MRSA §1202, sub-§2, ¶B, as amended by PL 1995, c. 395,
Pt. C, §2, is further amended to read:

 
B. If the office of the commissioner is vacant or if the
commissioner is absent or disabled, the associate deputy
commissioner for programs shall perform the duties and have
the powers provided by law for the commissioner.

 
Sec. I-2. 34-B MRSA §1202, sub-§2, ¶D, as enacted by PL 1995, c. 395,
Pt. C, §3, is amended to read:

 
D. If the offices of the commissioner and the associate
deputy commissioner for programs are vacant or if both
officials are absent or disabled, the associate commissioner
for administration shall perform the duties and have the
powers provided by law for the commissioner.

 
Sec. I-3. 34-B MRSA §1204, sub-§2, as amended by PL 1995, c. 691, §3,
is further amended to read:

 
2. Appointments of deputy commissioner, associate
commissioners and other employees. The commissioner's powers to
appoint a deputy commissioner, associate commissioners and other
employees are as follows.

 
A. The commissioner may appoint, subject to the Civil
Service Law and except as otherwise provided, any employees
who may be necessary.

 
B. The commissioner may appoint and set the salaries for an
associate commissioner for programs a deputy commissioner,
an associate commissioner for administration and an
associate commissioner for systems operations to assist in
carrying out the responsibilities of the department.

 
(1) Each appointment must be for an indeterminate term and
until a successor is appointed and qualified or during
the pleasure of the commissioner.

 
(3) To be eligible for appointment as associate
commissioner for administration, a person must have
training and experience in general management.

 
(4) To be eligible for appointment as associate
commissioner for programs, a person must have training
and experience in the planning and administration of
human services.

 
(5) To be eligible for appointment as associate
commissioner for systems operations, a person must have
training and experience in general management or
administration.

 
C. The commissioner shall appoint the following officials
to serve at the commissioner's pleasure:

 
(1) Associate Commissioners;

 
(2) Superintendent, Augusta Mental Health Institute;

 
(3) Superintendent, Bangor Mental Health Institute;

 
(4) Superintendent, Pineland Center;

 
(5) Director, Mental Retardation Facility;

 
(6) Director, Elizabeth Levinson Center;

 
(7) Assistant to the Commissioner for Public
Information;

 
(8) Assistant to the Commissioner;

 
(10) Regional Directors, who shall report directly to
the commissioner; and

 
(11) Director, Office of Substance Abuse. ; and

 
(12)__Deputy Commissioner.

 
The Director of the Office of Substance Abuse must be
reviewed by the joint standing committee of the Legislature
having jurisdiction over human resource matters prior to
taking office.

 
D. The commissioner, with the approval of the Governor, may
employ and set the salaries up to the maximum adjusted pay
grade for clinical director positions. Clinical director
positions are excluded from the definition of state employee
under Title 26, section 979-A, subsection 6, and are not
subject to the Civil Service Law. Employees in that
classification hired after July 1, 1989 serve at the
pleasure of the commissioner and shall must, as a condition
of continued employment, maintain clinical privileges to
practice medicine as determined by the respective medical
staff and the superintendent of the facility.

 
E. Employees in the classification of clinical director may
elect to retain current bargaining unit and civil service
status. Employees so "grandfathered" retain salary and
benefit entitlement provided for on current pay schedules
and collective bargaining agreements.

 
Sec. I-4. 34-B MRSA §1204, sub-§3, ¶¶A and B, as amended by PL 1995, c.
560, Pt. K, §16, are further amended to read:

 
A. The commissioner may delegate powers and duties given
under this Title to the deputy commissioner, associate
commissioners and chief administrative officers of state
institutions.

 
B. The commissioner may empower the deputy commissioner,
associate commissioners and chief administrative officers of
state institutions to further delegate powers and duties
delegated to them by the commissioner.

 
Sec. I-5. Department of Mental Health, Mental Retardation and Substance Abuse
Services; revenue. Notwithstanding the Maine Revised Statutes, Title
5, section 1585 or any other provision of law, the Department of
Mental Health, Mental Retardation and Substance Abuse Services is
authorized to seek reimbursement of expenditures under the
Medicaid program under 42 United States Code, Chapter 7,
Subchapter XIX for targeted case management and shall deposit
such reimbursements in the General Fund as undedicated revenue.

 
Emergency clause. In view of the emergency cited in the preamble,
this Act takes effect when approved.

 
FISCAL NOTE

 
2001-022002-03BIENNIUM

 
General Fund Appropriations

 
PART A, Section A-1$21,045,197$24,461,360$45,506,557

 
PART B, Section B-10

 
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GENERAL FUND TOTAL$21,045,197$24,461,360$45,506,557

 
Federal Expenditures

 
Fund

 
PART A, Section A-17,588,2877,512,02815,100,315

 
PART A, Section B-243,54547,71991,264

 
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FEDERAL EXPENDITURES

 
FUND, TOTAL7,631,8327,559,74715,191,579

 
Other Special Revenue Fund

 
PART A, Section A-142,463,24453,818,92396,282,167

 
PART B, Section B-374,71789,164163,881

 
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OTHER SPECIAL

 
REVENUE FUND,

 
TOTAL42,537,96153,908,08796,446,048

 
Federal Block Grant Fund

 
PART A, Section A-1 (1,087,714) (1,169,023) (2,256,737)

 
PART B, Section B-47,0007,00014,000

 
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FEDERAL BLOCK

 
GRANT FUND, TOTAL (1,080,714) (1,162,023) (2,242,737)

 
Postal, Printing and

 
Supply Fund

 
PART A, Section A-1 (78,394) (82,314) (160,708)

 
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POSTAL, PRINTING AND

 
SUPPLY FUND, TOTAL (78,394) (82,314) (160,708)

 
Office of Information

 
Services Fund

 
PART A, Section A-1719,889733,9001,453,789

 
____________________________________

 
OFFICE OF INFORMATION

 
SERVICES FUND, TOTAL719,889733,9001,453,789

 
Central Motor Pool

 
PART A, Section A-171,12473,349144,473

 
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CENTRAL MOTOR POOL

 
TOTAL71,12473,349144,473

 
Real Property Lease

 
Internal Service Fund

 
PART A, Section A-178,39482,314160,708

 
____________________________________

 
REAL PROPERTY LEASE

 
INTERNAL SERVICE FUND,

 
TOTAL78,39482,314160,708

 
Prison Industries Fund

 
PART A, Section A-111,00111,07422,075

 
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PRISON INDUSTRIES FUND,

 
TOTAL11,00111,07422,075

 
GENERAL FUND UNDEDICATED REVENUE

 
2001-022002-03BIENNIUM

 
PART A

 
Agriculture$206,958201,342408,300

 
Conservation203,000203,000406,000

 
Labor175,000175,000350,000

 
Mental Health, Mental

 
Retardation and Substance

 
Abuse Services110,082119,377229,459

 
PART E3,520,7903,520,790

 
PART H375,000375,000750,000

 
PART I, Section I-61,442,7871,227,6662,670,453

 
____________________________________

 
GENERAL FUND UNDEDICATED

 
REVENUE, TOTAL6,033,6172,301,3858,355,002

 
ADJUSTMENTS TO BALANCE

 
2001-022002-03BIENNIUM

 
PART A

 
Public Safety -

 
Maine Criminal Justice

 
Academy39,70641,25880,964

 
PART F150,000150,000

 
PART G1,300,000930,0002,230,000

 
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ADJUSTMENTS TO BALANCE,

 
TOTAL1,489,706971,2582,460,964

 
SUMMARY

 
This bill does the following:

 
PART A

 
Part A makes supplemental appropriations and allocations from
various governmental, internal service and enterprise funds.

 
PART B

 
Part B makes supplemental appropriations and allocations from
various governmental funds for approved reclassifications and
range changes.

 
PART C

 
Part C does the following:

 
1. Amends the law as it relates to the definition of a
corporation to ensure that all health maintenance organizations
are equitably subjected to the corporate income tax;

 
2. Amends the law as it relates to the definition of
compensation for payroll tax calculation on leased or temporary
employees;

 
3. Authorizes the State Budget Officer to distribute retiree
health insurance costs to affected accounts as appropriation and
allocation adjustments;

 
4. Authorizes the Department of Administrative and Financial
Services to enter into lease purchase agreements to purchase
motor vehicles for the Central Motor Pool;

 
5. Authorizes the Department of Administrative and Financial
Services to enter into lease purchase agreements to purchase
hardware, software and systems in support of the operations of
state government; and

 
6. Authorizes the issuance of securities by the Maine
Government Facilities Authority.

 
PART D

 
Part D does the following:

 
1. Establishes the Office of Victim Services in the
Department of Corrections;

 
2. Authorizes the Department of Corrections to transfer funds
by financial order to pay overtime expenses and authorized labor
market adjustments for teachers at the Northern Maine Juvenile
Facility; and

 
3. Authorizes the Department of Corrections to establish
intermittent positions to perform duties for which unbudgeted
overtime would otherwise be incurred.

 
PART E

 
Part E does the following:

 
1. Amends the law to increase the meals and lodging tax from
7% to 7.5% effective October 1, 2001; and

 
2. Establishes the Tourism Marketing Promotion Fund in the
Department of Economic and Community Development.

 
PART F

 
Part F authorizes funds to be lapsed from the General Purpose
Aid for Local School account to the General Fund.

 
PART G

 
Part G authorizes funds to be transferred from the Fund for a
Healthy Maine to the General Fund.

 
PART H

 
Part H amends the law to increase the application fee for a
permit to take an antlerless deer from $1 to $5.

 
PART I

 
Part I does the following:

 
1. Amends the law to create a deputy commissioner position in
the Department of Mental Health, Mental Retardation and Substance
Abuse Services; and

 
2. Authorizes the Department of Mental Health, Mental
Retardation and Substance Abuse Services to seek reimbursement of
expenditures under Medicaid Title XIX for targeted case
management.


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