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Legislative Emergency Board and Budget Rebalancing
December 2002 economic forecast cuts
Then-Governor Kitzhaber recently required all state agencies to submit budget
cut proposals to fix a statewide budget deficit of $111.8 million General Fund,
identified by the December economic forecast.
The Governor only has authority to direct across-the-board cuts. Our share
of the cut was $28.4 million General Fund.
These cuts were not affected by Measure 28.
- Department-wide
totals (PDF, Dec.
18, 2002)
- Department-wide
support services (PDF, Dec.
17, 2002)
- Adult & Family
Services (PDF, Jan.
6, 2003)
- Developmental
Disability Services (Dec. 20, 2002)
- Health
Division (PDF,
Dec. 17, 2002)
- Mental
Health (PDF,
Dec. 17, 2002)
- Office
of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Programs (PDF,
Dec. 17, 2002)
- Office
of Medical Assistance Programs (PDF,
Dec. 20, 2002)
- Senior & Disabled
Services Division (PDF,
Dec. 17, 2002)
- Services
to Children & Families (PDF,
Dec. 18, 2002)
- Vocational
Rehabilitation Division (PDF,
Dec. 17, 2002)
November 2002
E-Board action
At the November meeting of the Emergency Board, we submitted plans to address
our current budget shortfall, as well as our plan to cut our budget in February
if the January ballot measure fails.
The Emergency Board directed the department to implement a number of those
proposed cuts regardless of the outcome of the election, in order to help remedy
the department's existing $23 million shortfall this biennium.
The E-Board-mandated cuts are indicated on the following charts by yellow
shading.
Because the Emergency Board action leaves DHS with less than the required
$88 million in cuts if the ballot measure fails, the department has developed a
new list of proposed cuts.
Our original proposals to the Emergency Board
The following documents were submitted for the E-Board's consideration.
Note: The 2001-2003 budget used the department's previous
organizational structure. Most of these documents are in pdf format and print
on
legal-size paper. Before printing from Adobe Acrobat Reader you may need
to select legal size paper and landscape (wide) orientation.
The following letters were also submitted to the E-Board:
September 2002
Unless otherwise noted, the following downloadable files are Microsoft Word
documents.
If you have a disability and need these letters in an alternate format (such
as Braille) contact (503) 945-6933.
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