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Agency 405
Department of Transportation
RCW 47

Request $1,010,725,000
Net change from current biennium $138,299,659 Increase
Percent change from current biennium 15.9% Increase


The Department of Transportation is a major provider of transportation services for the people and products of the state. The Department has the lead state role in developing and maintaining a state transportation system that provides safe, efficient, dependable, and environmentally-responsible multimodal transportation facilities and services. The Department is directly responsible for the preservation, improvement, maintenance, and operation of over 7,000 miles of state-owned highways; providing ferry service to over 24 million passengers annually; operation of 17 state-owned airports; development and operation of intercity rail passenger service in cooperation with AMTRAK; planning and financial support for rail freight services; and coordination and support of state and regional transportation planning. The Department also administers federal and state funds supporting improvements for cities, counties, and local transit transportation facilities and services and provides planning and technical support to those agencies.

The goal of the Department is to ensure mobility through a multimodal transportation system which meets the social, economic, and environmental needs of the state.

Current Law Budget

Links to Program Level Detail

Highway Management and Facilities (Program D)

Transportation Equipment Fund (Program E)

Aviation (Program F)

Improvements (Program I)

Transportation Economic Partnerships (Program K)

Highway Maintenance (Program M)

Preservation (Program P)

Traffic Operations (Program Q)

Sales and Services to Other Governmental Agencies (Program R)

Transportation Management and Support (Program S)

Transportation Planning, Data, and Research (Program T)

Charges From Other Agencies (Program U)

Washington State Ferries Maintenance and Operations (Programs X and W)

Public Transportation and Rail (Program Y)

TransAid (Program Z)




Agency Level Summary

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Operating Budget: Summary
1995-97 Appropriations Appropriated Funds Expenditures
Amount Estimated Balance 1993-95 Actual 1995-97 Estimated 1997-99 Proposed
General Fund - Basic Account - State 202
3,815,947 Aeronautics Account - State 3,349,121 3,815,947 3,300,708
500,000 Aeronautics Account - Federal 465,220 500,000
1,389,334 Aeronautics Account - Federal Unanticipated 82,995 1,389,334
174,292 9,000 Aircraft Search/Rescue Safety & Ed - State 129,599 165,292 171,292
1,109,000 Puget Sound Capital Construction - State 1,108,996 1,109,000 777,000
373,530,273 3,744,023 Motor Vehicle Account - State 377,730,899 369,786,250 377,531,477
20,842,429 289 Motor Vehicle Account - Federal 19,799,304 20,842,140 21,240,193
18,555,276 Motor Vehicle Account - Federal Unanticipated 7,079,011 18,555,276
10,723,642 Motor Vehicle Account - Private/Local 10,442,906 10,723,642 15,637,642
3,000,000 Motor Vehicle Account - Private/Local Unanticipated 3,000,000
3,105,000 Puget Sound Ferry Operations Acct - State 1,961,468 3,105,000 4,521,000
4,305,045 301 High Capacity Transportation Acct - State 17,568,372 4,304,744 3,605,301
6,082,609 Air Pollution Control Account - State 5,764,432 6,082,609 6,180,000
307,000 Transfer Relief Account - State 1,718,397 307,000
20,013,262 Transportation Account - State 21,195,529 20,013,262 138,347,992
10,963,757 Transportation Account - Federal 5,574,614 10,963,757 10,963,395
1,750,000 Transportation Account - Federal Unanticipated 4,183,921 1,750,000
105,000 Transportation Account - Private/Local 105,000 105,000
80,000 Transportation Account - Private/Local Unanticipated 490,000 80,000
C Puget Sound Public Transportation - State 11,102,342
1,000,000 Public Transportation Systems Acct - State 5,237,077 1,000,000
22,244,084 Transportation Capital Facilities - State 22,658,931 22,244,084 22,933,000
Energy Efficiency Services Account - State 105,984
250,491,219 6,606,050 Marine Operating Account - State 223,127,982 243,885,169 268,653,000

754,087,169


10,359,663

Total Appropriated Funds

740,877,302


743,727,506


873,967,000

Non-Appropriated Funds
Energy Account - Non-Appropriated 1,580,897 489,835
Transportation Equipment Account - Non-Appropriated 128,677,167 128,208,000 136,758,000
Total Non-Appropriated Funds

130,258,064


128,697,835


136,758,000

Total All Funds

871,135,366


872,425,341


1,010,725,000


Capital Budget: Summary*
1995-97 Appropriations Appropriated Funds Expenditures
Amount Estimated Balance 1993-95 Actual 1995-97 Estimated 1997-99 Proposed
1,400,000 General Fund - Basic Account - State 93,924,917 1,400,000
104,990 General Fund - Basic Account - Federal 104,990
1,088,000 618,000 Essential Rail Assistance Account - State 844,635 470,000 836,000
198,098 State Building Construction Account - State 1,030 198,098
2,000,000 431,000 Economic Development Acct of MV FD - State 2,864,280 1,569,000 2,270,000
Economic Development Acct of MV FD - Private/Local Unanticipated 73,785
1,800,000 State Patrol Highway Account - State 1,800,000
244,659,000 34,526,000 Puget Sound Capital Construction - State 120,688,074 210,133,000 179,000,000
22,172,000 13,434,000 Puget Sound Capital Construction - Federal 14,584,078 8,738,000 24,634,000
765,000 Puget Sound Capital Construction - Private/Local 661 765,000
372,017,000 59,209,671 Motor Vehicle Account - State 365,686,048 312,807,329 359,369,000
539,584,000 Motor Vehicle Account - Federal 807,510,846 539,584,000 633,482,000
55,299,175 Motor Vehicle Account - Federal Unanticipated 19,464,411 55,299,175
62,266,000 5,003,000 Motor Vehicle Account - Private/Local 40,873,705 57,263,000 29,900,000
6,321,000 Motor Vehicle Account - Private/Local Unanticipated 13,293,102 6,321,000
8,680,000 High Capacity Transportation Acct - State 8,680,000
Essential Rail Banking Account - State 350,000
1,250,000 Passenger Ferry Account - State 1,250,000 586,000
177,600,000 26,765,000 Special Category C Account - State 109,385,082 150,835,000 86,602,000
50,000 Special Category C Account - Private/Local 50,000
Special Category C Account - Private/Local Unanticipated 587,431
213,771,000 1 Transportation Account - State 64,210,781 213,770,999 750,966,000
144,100,000 Transportation Account - Federal 272,841 144,100,000
1,174,000 Transportation Account - Federal Unanticipated 1,705,022 1,174,000
3,000,000 Transportation Account - Private/Local 3,000,000
50,000 Transportation Account - Private/Local Unanticipated 50,000
8,500,000 C Puget Sound Public Transportation - State 8,500,000
19,545,000 1,584,000 Transportation Capital Facilities - State 19,106,476 17,961,000 18,506,000
86,500 Transportation Capital Facilities - Federal Unanticipated 86,500
21,800,000 721,000 Puyallup Tribal Settlement Account - State 25,189,431 21,079,000 10,170,000
1,000,000 Puyallup Tribal Settlement Account - Federal 1,000,000
Puyallup Tribal Settlement Account - Federal Unanticipated 2,578,815
2,300,000 200,000 Puyallup Tribal Settlement Account - Private/Local 5,999,991 2,100,000 200,000
Puyallup Tribal Settlement Account - Private/Local Unanticipated 859,726

1,912,580,763


142,491,672

Total Appropriated Funds

1,710,055,168


1,770,089,091


2,096,521,000

Non-Appropriated Funds
Energy Account - Non-Appropriated 937,364 191,669
Total All Funds

1,710,992,532


1,770,280,760


2,096,521,000


*For detail projects, see 1997-99 Capital Plan.

Operating Budget: Summary by Object

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
Salaries And Wages 159,676,014 166,368,014 168,678,545 178,023,234 181,662,643
Employee Benefits 37,583,283 38,881,700 48,962,243 46,906,314 47,901,911
Personal Service Contracts 9,303,160 6,340,148 11,626,833 13,152,080 13,159,081
Goods And Services 158,382,805 163,334,074 163,509,657 173,811,446 176,754,604
Travel 8,211,037 7,067,441 9,211,408 8,307,687 8,308,687
Capital Outlays 46,632,194 29,942,302 30,188,564 31,213,496 31,747,602
Grants, Benefits & Client Services 45,838,708 11,138,510 15,869,495 48,630,982 48,024,697
Debt Service 6,574 47,893 519,320 287,130 292,131
Interagency Reimbursements (1,274,791) (1,107,098) (881,749) (999,034) (999,034)
Intra-Agency Reimbursements 2,614,403 3,073,981 (345,940) 2,269,672 2,269,671
Annual Total

466,973,387


425,086,965


447,338,376


501,603,007


509,121,993


Operating Budget: Program Summary

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
Highway Management and Facilities 26,226,999 23,085,224 24,459,564 24,162,000 24,164,000
Transportation Equipment Fund 73,570,027 62,467,053 65,740,947 67,785,000 68,973,000
Aviation 1,668,279 3,124,813 2,745,760 3,886,000 3,886,000
Transportation Economic Partner-Op 1,179,029 566,013 712,227 5,340,000 5,340,000
Highway Maintenance 122,572,922 132,020,420 115,270,195 121,488,500 121,453,500
Traffic Operations 12,565,000 10,604,944 11,783,616 13,261,000 13,245,000
Sales and Services to Others 4,816,793 3,548,256 7,673,386 6,565,500 6,565,500
Transportation Management & Support 27,333,706 25,500,091 31,263,713 28,902,650 28,894,350
Transportation Planning, Data, and 19,578,565 15,193,485 17,690,156 16,582,500 16,578,500
Charges From Other Agencies 14,477,738 11,154,092 10,930,908 13,445,000 13,445,000
Washington State Ferries 108,217,452 117,837,218 126,047,951 130,977,000 137,676,000
Transit and Rail Program-Operating 49,926,793 15,296,167 25,976,768 65,123,500 65,123,500
TransAid 4,840,084 4,689,189 7,043,185 4,084,357 3,777,643
Annual Total

466,973,387


425,086,965


447,338,376


501,603,007


509,121,993

Fiscal Year 1993-94 404,161,979
Biennium Total

871,135,366


872,425,341


1,010,725,000


Operating Budget: Change from Preceding Biennium

1993-95 Actual 1995-97 Estimated 1997-99 Proposed
Amount Percent Amount Percent Amount Percent
Belated Claims (2,343) (100.0)%
Highway Management and Facilities 6,944,688 16.6% (1,298,502) (2.7)% 781,212 1.6%
Transportation Equipment Fund 16,185,032 14.4% (469,167) (0.4)% 8,550,000 6.7%
Aviation 707,828 21.3% 1,843,638 45.8% 1,901,427 32.4%
Transportation Economic Partner-Op 1,132,315 590.5% (45,836) (3.5)% 9,401,760 735.5%
Highway Maintenance 15,245,457 7.0% 14,790,970 6.4% (4,348,615) (1.8)%
Traffic Operations 3,119,202 14.2% (2,741,440) (10.9)% 4,117,440 18.4%
Sales and Services to Others 3,630,266 66.6% 2,144,318 23.6% 1,909,358 17.0%
Transportation Management & Support 245,503 0.5% 3,480,364 6.5% 1,033,196 1.8%
Transportation Planning, Data, and 3,476,362 10.2% (4,743,243) (12.6)% 277,359 0.8%
Charges From Other Agencies 10,875,473 59.5% (7,066,818) (24.2)% 4,805,000 21.8%
Washington State Ferries 16,202,001 7.8% 20,757,187 9.3% 24,767,831 10.2%
Transit and Rail Program-Operating 37,632,094 118.6% (28,097,384) (40.5)% 88,974,065 215.6%
TransAid 2,557,954 39.7% 2,735,888 30.4% (3,870,374) (33.0)%
Total

117,951,832


15.7%


1,289,975


0.1%


138,299,659


15.9%


Employment Summary

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
FTE Staff Years 4,180.7 4,083.7 4,175.1 4,346.5 4,416.8
Average FTE Staff Year Costs 38,194 40,740 40,401 40,958 41,130


Agency Local Funds

Local Rail Service Assistance Account
This account is used to make loans which encourage the preservation of rail service. Loans can be used to rehabilitate lines on the verge of abandonment, to construct new rail facilities which enable a service to be retained, and to mitigate the adverse impact of abandonment by encouraging alternate transportation modes.
Advance Right-of-Way Revolving Account
This account is used to purchase property in advance of regular right-of-way purchases.


Statement of Local Fund Balances

6/30/95 Fund Balance 6/30/97 Estimated Fund Balance 1997-1999 Estimated Revenues 1997-1999 Estimated Expenditures 6/30/99 Estimated Fund Balance
Non-Budgeted Funds
Local Rail Service Assistance Account 1,348,039 343,000 91,000 394,000 40,000
Advance Right-of-Way Revolving Account 12,171,145 13,774,000 7,180,000 5,500,000 15,454,000
Total Non-Budgeted Funds

13,519,184


14,117,000


7,271,000


5,894,000


15,494,000



Program Level Detail

Highway Management and Facilities (Program D)

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The Highway Management and Facilities program provides for the management and maintenance of 641 Department-owned buildings and capital improvements to those buildings and related facilities. The program also is responsible for providing general supervision for the environmental and engineering services related to highways and bridge construction, right-of-way acquisition supervision, project planning and development, and oversight of individual contractors. These functions are located in each of the six regional offices across the state.

The objective of this program is to provide adequate facilities to support the Department's construction and maintenance programs.


Program Employment - Operating

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
FTE Staff Years 195.1 184.1 187.1 187.3 187.3
Average FTE Staff Year Costs 43,218 44,380 41,405 43,033 43,033


Expenditure Detail - Operating

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
Salaries and Benefits 10,351,661 10,120,908 10,285,802 10,336,297 10,336,301
Grants and Subsidies 888
Other Operating Costs 15,874,450 12,964,316 14,173,762 13,825,703 13,827,699
Annual Total

26,226,999


23,085,224


24,459,564


24,162,000


24,164,000

Fiscal Year 1993-94 22,616,291
Biennium Total

48,843,290


47,544,788


48,326,000


Source of Funds - Operating

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
Motor Vehicle Account - State 13,568,788 11,603,690 13,297,014 12,351,000 12,351,000
Motor Vehicle Account - Federal 276,721 169,721 230,279 200,000 200,000
Transportation Account - State 145,000 146,000
Transportation Capital Facilities - State 12,381,490 11,311,813 10,932,271 11,466,000 11,467,000
Annual Total

26,226,999


23,085,224


24,459,564


24,162,000


24,164,000


Program Employment - Capital

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
FTE Staff Years 30.9 20.2 31.8 24.0 24.0
Average FTE Staff Year Costs 40,710 44,394 41,845 48,705 48,705


Expenditure Detail - Capital

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
Salaries and Benefits 1,552,165 1,110,370 1,745,317 1,469,387 1,469,387
Grants and Subsidies 888
Other Operating Costs 10,300,046 5,764,231 11,530,670 7,783,613 7,783,613
Annual Total

11,853,099


6,874,601


13,275,987


9,253,000


9,253,000

Fiscal Year 1993-94 8,532,132
Biennium Total

20,385,231


20,150,588


18,506,000


Source of Funds - Capital

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
General Fund - Basic Account - Federal 104,990
State Building Construction Account - State 198,098
State Patrol Highway Account - State 454,145 1,345,855
Motor Vehicle Account - State 174,000
Transportation Capital Facilities - State 11,679,099 6,420,456 11,540,544 9,253,000 9,253,000
Transportation Capital Facilities - Federal Unanticipated 86,500
Annual Total

11,853,099


6,874,601


13,275,987


9,253,000


9,253,000




Transportation Equipment Fund (Program E)

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The Department of Transportation maintains two support organizations for equipment services and information technology services: the Operations Transportation Equipment Fund (TEF) and Management Information Services (MIS). Operations TEF is responsible for providing and maintaining automobiles and other personnel-carrying equipment used by the Department, heavy equipment such as dump trucks used for highway maintenance, and other equipment used by the Department. Operation TEF also maintains the radio communication infrastructure and fueling activities that are used by the Department and other state agencies. MIS is responsible for providing information technology services and infrastructure to the Department. MIS operations include acquiring and operating central data processing equipment and acquiring microcomputer hardware, software, and related support equipment. MIS operations also include developing and maintaining information systems for the Department, as well as providing technical support.

The objective is to provide safe, reliable, functional equipment that allows departmental programs to deliver public services in a timely and cost-efficient manner.


Program Employment - Operating

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
FTE Staff Years 411.1 391.6 423.4 394.5 394.5
Average FTE Staff Year Costs 36,287 38,858 36,108 40,212 40,766


Expenditure Detail - Operating

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
Salaries and Benefits 18,835,504 18,887,254 20,610,746 20,502,319 20,762,319
Grants and Subsidies 2,822
Other Operating Costs 54,731,701 43,579,799 45,130,201 47,282,681 48,210,681
Annual Total

73,570,027


62,467,053


65,740,947


67,785,000


68,973,000

Fiscal Year 1993-94 55,107,140
Biennium Total

128,677,167


128,208,000


136,758,000


Source of Funds - Transportation Equipment Account - Non-Appropr




Aviation (Program F)

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The Aviation program encourages, fosters, and assists in the development of aeronautics in the state and the establishment of airports and air navigation facilities. The Aviation Division staff develop statewide airport system plans; conduct search and rescue training; conduct search and rescue operations for missing aircraft and inadvertently activated emergency transmitters; and provide technical assistance and statewide oversight to private individuals and public agencies on aviation safety, land use, airport design and construction, and other aspects of private and commercial aviation operations. In addition, the division owns and maintains 17 airports in remote areas of the state.

The objectives are to: provide technical assistance and grants to general aviation airports statewide; maintain the state-owned emergency airfields in a condition which permits safe emergency use; maintain adequately trained staff, aircraft, and communications to respond to search and rescue requests; provide aviation safety education classes; provide adequate planning for the state aviation system; and coordinate aviation with other land uses and transportation modes.


Program Employment - Operating

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
FTE Staff Years 7.7 8.5 11.3 12.0 11.9
Average FTE Staff Year Costs 40,060 42,588 45,087 47,995 48,314


Expenditure Detail - Operating

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
Salaries and Benefits 382,089 448,001 589,475 689,738 688,738
Grants and Subsidies 590,241 1,084,468 553,625 322,428 322,427
Other Operating Costs 695,949 1,592,344 1,602,660 2,873,834 2,874,835
Annual Total

1,668,279


3,124,813


2,745,760


3,886,000


3,886,000

Fiscal Year 1993-94 2,358,656
Biennium Total

4,026,935


5,870,573


7,772,000


Source of Funds - Operating

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
Aeronautics Account - State 1,472,719 2,126,908 1,689,039 1,649,208 1,651,500
Aeronautics Account - Federal 93,173 77,048 422,952
Aeronautics Account - Federal Unanticipated 35,206 856,395 532,939
Aircraft Search/Rescue Safety & Ed - State 67,181 64,462 100,830 86,792 84,500
Transportation Account - State 2,150,000 2,150,000
Annual Total

1,668,279


3,124,813


2,745,760


3,886,000


3,886,000




Improvements (Program I)

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This program funds improvements to the state highway system in the areas of mobility, safety, economic initiatives, and environmental retrofit. Mobility includes design engineering, land purchases, and construction of highway projects that increase the ability to carry more motor vehicles with the long-term goal of reducing congestion. Examples include constructing carpool and bicycle lanes. Safety includes design engineering, land purchases, and construction required to correct deficiencies where accidents have happened, and making improvements at potentially hazardous locations; such as realigning curves and installing guard rails. Economic Initiatives consists of design engineering, land purchases, and construction focused on improving the efficiency of moving freight goods. This includes improving freight routes by adding lanes; fixing highways where travel is restricted because of freeze-thaw closures; and correcting structures (bridges and overpasses) that have height or weight restrictions. In addition, this program promotes tourism by providing rest areas and bicycle routes. Environmental Retrofit includes highway projects (engineering, land purchases, and construction) that correct or reduce the impact of environmental problems; such as fixing culverts under state highways so fish can pass through them, rebuilding structures that discharge storm water, and reducing the public's exposure to noise by constructing noise walls along highways.

The program objective is to provide improvements to the highway system to move people and goods reliably and safely throughout the state in an environmentally safe manner.


Program Employment - Capital

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
FTE Staff Years 1,328.2 1,183.5 1,226.3 1,204.4 1,203.4
Average FTE Staff Year Costs 40,455 42,440 39,303 48,696 48,695


Expenditure Detail - Capital

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
Salaries and Benefits 66,978,126 62,010,524 64,804,458 69,751,354 69,692,228
Grants and Subsidies 127,543 66,744 66,744
Other Operating Costs 424,627,088 335,436,669 378,720,805 413,504,902 413,269,028
Annual Total

491,605,214


397,574,736


443,525,263


483,323,000


483,028,000

Fiscal Year 1993-94 425,056,372
Biennium Total

916,661,586


841,099,999


966,351,000


Source of Funds - Capital

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
General Fund - Basic Account - State 40,213,864
Economic Development Acct of MV FD - State 1,699,996 770,809 798,191 1,135,000 1,135,000
Economic Development Acct of MV FD - Private/Local Unanticipated 73,785
Motor Vehicle Account - State 82,651,736 82,814,017 125,550,313 42,124,500 42,164,500
Motor Vehicle Account - Federal 191,643,646 155,044,782 145,007,218 47,700,000 47,700,000
Motor Vehicle Account - Federal Unanticipated 113,800 11,858,200
Motor Vehicle Account - Private/Local 16,059,910 24,714,208 24,451,792 9,350,000 9,350,000
Motor Vehicle Account - Private/Local Unanticipated 9,274,150 5,321,000
High Capacity Transportation Acct - State 8,680,000
Energy Account - Non-Appropriated 805,401 191,669
Special Category C Account - State 82,589,479 80,730,588 70,104,412 43,301,000 43,301,000
Special Category C Account - Private/Local 28,313 21,687
Special Category C Account - Private/Local Unanticipated 198,685
Transportation Account - State 38,431,432 38,278,043 33,941,957 334,527,500 334,192,500
Transportation Account - Federal Unanticipated 1,705,022
C Puget Sound Public Transportation - State 8,500,000
Puyallup Tribal Settlement Account - State 17,644,943 14,466,388 6,612,612 5,085,000 5,085,000
Puyallup Tribal Settlement Account - Federal 311,795 688,205
Puyallup Tribal Settlement Account - Federal Unanticipated 2,291,681
Puyallup Tribal Settlement Account - Private/Local 5,461,758 110,324 1,989,676 100,000 100,000
Puyallup Tribal Settlement Account - Private/Local Unanticipated 859,726
Annual Total

491,605,214


397,574,736


443,525,263


483,323,000


483,028,000




Transportation Economic Partnerships (Program K)

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This program was initially created by the 1995 Legislature to administer the Public-Private Initiatives in Transportation, a program designed to foster partnerships with private firms to develop and operate needed transportation facilities throughout the state. In addition to this program, the division seeks out and acts as an advocate for other partnerships between the public and private sectors in the development of transportation facilities and is the Department's policy development unit and advocate for improved freight mobility in and throughout the state.

The objectives of the program are to: administer the implementation of the state's Public-Private Initiatives in Transportation law; provide support for developing economic partnerships with private-sector firms; develop and support the implementation of public-private partnership projects outside the Public-Private Initiatives program; and plan, develop policy, and act as the chief advocate for freight mobility in the Department.


Program Employment - Operating

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
FTE Staff Years 8.0 7.8 8.6 11.3 11.2
Average FTE Staff Year Costs 47,602 53,905 53,238 52,801 53,273


Expenditure Detail - Operating

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
Salaries and Benefits 485,904 524,064 549,624 733,344 733,344
Grants and Subsidies 10,914
Other Operating Costs 682,211 41,949 162,603 4,606,656 4,606,656
Annual Total

1,179,029


566,013


712,227


5,340,000


5,340,000

Fiscal Year 1993-94 145,047
Biennium Total

1,324,076


1,278,240


10,680,000


Source of Funds - Operating

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
Motor Vehicle Account - State 375,000 375,000
Transportation Account - State 689,029 566,013 712,227 4,965,000 4,965,000
Transportation Account - Private/Local Unanticipated 490,000
Annual Total

1,179,029


566,013


712,227


5,340,000


5,340,000


Program Employment - Capital

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
FTE Staff Years 4.5 4.1 4.3 4.3
Average FTE Staff Year Costs 19,243 61,221 58,554 58,554


Expenditure Detail - Capital

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
Salaries and Benefits 105,111 331,965 311,523 311,523
Other Operating Costs 1,763,918 786,103 5,590,821 7,701,477 7,701,477
Annual Total

1,763,918


891,214


5,922,786


8,013,000


8,013,000

Biennium Total

1,763,918


6,814,000


16,026,000


Source of Funds - Capital

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
Motor Vehicle Account - State 891,214 5,922,786 8,013,000 8,013,000
Transportation Account - State 1,763,918
Annual Total

1,763,918


891,214


5,922,786


8,013,000


8,013,000




Highway Maintenance (Program M)

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This program supports the maintenance of over 7,000 miles of state highway, 10 major mountain passes, 38 rest areas, 3,173 bridges, and more than 1,700 state-owned and operated traffic signals.

The objective is to maintain state highways on a daily basis to ensure the safe and reliable movement of people and goods.


Program Employment - Operating

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
FTE Staff Years 1,387.8 1,363.5 1,360.5 1,446.5 1,446.5
Average FTE Staff Year Costs 33,741 34,983 33,835 34,382 34,382


Expenditure Detail - Operating

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
Salaries and Benefits 56,959,483 58,643,149 62,132,671 63,998,410 63,998,410
Grants and Subsidies 5,841 13,430 5,878 5,878
Other Operating Costs 65,607,598 73,363,841 53,137,524 57,484,212 57,449,212
Annual Total

122,572,922


132,020,420


115,270,195


121,488,500


121,453,500

Fiscal Year 1993-94 109,926,723
Biennium Total

232,499,645


247,290,615


242,942,000


Source of Funds - Operating

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
Motor Vehicle Account - State 119,184,602 118,686,145 107,438,470 114,905,500 114,870,500
Motor Vehicle Account - Federal 209,343 251,657 230,500 230,500
Motor Vehicle Account - Federal Unanticipated 1,949,624 12,147,183 5,252,817
Motor Vehicle Account - Private/Local 1,438,696 977,749 2,327,251 1,652,500 1,652,500
Transportation Account - State 4,700,000 4,700,000
Annual Total

122,572,922


132,020,420


115,270,195


121,488,500


121,453,500




Preservation (Program P)

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The Preservation program provides for construction costs to preserve the highway pavement, structures, and other facilities related to the state highway system. The Highways subprogram provides funds to repair, replace, and restripe state-owned highways and operate the pavement management system. The Structures preservation subprogram provides funds to repair or replace bridges and overpasses and operates the bridge management system. The Other Facilities subprogram includes rebuilding and remodeling rest areas, constructing truck weigh stations, and stabilizing unstable slopes near highways to prevent erosion and mudslides.

The program objective is to preserve the structural integrity of the existing highway system.


Program Employment - Capital

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
FTE Staff Years 971.8 983.3 953.2 1,057.0 1,057.0
Average FTE Staff Year Costs 35,468 39,062 38,405 50,953 50,953


Expenditure Detail - Capital

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
Salaries and Benefits 47,320,556 51,310,954 48,634,866 62,922,272 62,922,272
Grants and Subsidies 21,898 18
Other Operating Costs 167,620,144 145,746,735 194,222,427 217,524,728 217,524,728
Annual Total

214,962,598


197,057,707


242,857,293


280,447,000


280,447,000

Fiscal Year 1993-94 227,229,847
Biennium Total

442,192,445


439,915,000


560,894,000


Source of Funds - Capital

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
State Building Construction Account - State 1,030
Motor Vehicle Account - State 96,205,653 44,842,392 45,161,607 129,497,000 129,497,000
Motor Vehicle Account - Federal 103,521,403 31,263,397 43,336,603 133,850,000 133,850,000
Motor Vehicle Account - Federal Unanticipated 12,289,003 889,432 3,850,569
Motor Vehicle Account - Private/Local 1,261,193 797,086 2,299,914 3,100,000 3,100,000
Motor Vehicle Account - Private/Local Unanticipated 1,684,316 1,000,000
Transportation Account - State 61,512,333 58,087,667 14,000,000 14,000,000
Transportation Account - Federal 55,609,030 87,790,970
Transportation Account - Federal Unanticipated 424,000
Transportation Account - Private/Local 2,144,037 855,963
Transportation Account - Private/Local Unanticipated 50,000
Annual Total

214,962,598


197,057,707


242,857,293


280,447,000


280,447,000




Traffic Operations (Program Q)

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Traffic Operations is responsible for pursuing full utilization of existing transportation facilities by maximizing efficiency and safety. To this end, Traffic Operations staff employ regulatory measures (such as speed limits) and traffic control devices (such as ramp metering, pavement marking, traffic signals, and signs) as its primary tools in reducing congestion and improving safety.

The program objective is to maximize the efficiency and safety of the highway transportation system.


Program Employment - Operating

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
FTE Staff Years 160.4 150.6 139.2 175.9 175.9
Average FTE Staff Year Costs 39,667 41,118 42,371 39,888 39,888


Expenditure Detail - Operating

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
Salaries and Benefits 8,046,425 7,640,424 7,998,594 9,024,377 9,024,374
Grants and Subsidies 431 430
Other Operating Costs 4,518,575 2,964,089 3,785,022 4,236,623 4,220,196
Annual Total

12,565,000


10,604,944


11,783,616


13,261,000


13,245,000

Fiscal Year 1993-94 12,565,000
Biennium Total

25,130,000


22,388,560


26,506,000


Source of Funds - Operating

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
Motor Vehicle Account - State 12,565,000 10,604,944 11,783,616 11,661,000 11,645,000
Transportation Account - State 1,600,000 1,600,000
Annual Total

12,565,000


10,604,944


11,783,616


13,261,000


13,245,000




Sales and Services to Other Governmental Agencies (Program R)

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The Department of Transportation provides a wide range of service to various public and private entities upon request and is reimbursed for the work performed. These services include maintenance of locally-owned roads, streets, or bridges (for example, paint striping of county roadways). Other examples of these services include testing of materials, bridge inspections, printing services, and signal maintenance. The Department also provides reimbursable services to other Washington State agencies, such as risk management services for small state agencies.

The objective is to provide reimbursable services to various public and private entities upon request when expertise and efficiencies allow savings and effectiveness.


Program Employment - Operating

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
FTE Staff Years 34.8 25.1 34.9 35.0 35.0
Average FTE Staff Year Costs 39,933 43,161 39,170 35,005 35,005


Expenditure Detail - Operating

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
Salaries and Benefits 1,695,823 1,326,566 1,814,933 1,570,749 1,570,750
Grants and Subsidies 327,580 162,420 199,000 199,000
Other Operating Costs 3,120,970 1,894,110 5,696,033 4,795,751 4,795,750
Annual Total

4,816,793


3,548,256


7,673,386


6,565,500


6,565,500

Fiscal Year 1993-94 4,260,531
Biennium Total

9,077,324


11,221,642


13,131,000


Source of Funds - Operating

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
Motor Vehicle Account - State 214,902 275,802 214,198 249,179 149,179
Motor Vehicle Account - Federal 259,156 203,997 196,003 200,000 200,000
Motor Vehicle Account - Private/Local 4,342,735 2,530,418 4,801,224 6,116,321 6,216,321
Motor Vehicle Account - Private/Local Unanticipated 538,039 2,461,961
Annual Total

4,816,793


3,548,256


7,673,386


6,565,500


6,565,500




Transportation Management and Support (Program S)

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This program provides for the Department's managerial functions in Olympia and six regional offices. This includes executive management for the agency, human resource support, internal auditing, public information, policy analysis, intergovernmental liaison, legal services, financial service, information systems technology, revenue and workforce forecasting, and other support services including purchasing and risk management. The regional management component includes the Regional Administrators and staff (who oversee the delivery of most of the Department's transportation services) and regional human resource, public information, and financial functions.

The objective is to provide leadership, management, and systems support for the Department by emphasizing quality principles, fostering cultural diversity, and promoting innovative solutions to current and future transportation challenges.


Program Employment - Operating

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
FTE Staff Years 288.1 286.2 308.8 289.5 289.5
Average FTE Staff Year Costs 37,684 38,739 36,575 38,783 38,783


Expenditure Detail - Operating

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
Salaries and Benefits 13,371,228 13,747,703 14,921,011 14,383,607 14,383,607
Grants and Subsidies 686 343 343
Other Operating Costs 13,962,478 11,751,702 16,342,702 14,518,700 14,510,400
Annual Total

27,333,706


25,500,091


31,263,713


28,902,650


28,894,350

Fiscal Year 1993-94 25,949,734
Biennium Total

53,283,440


56,763,804


57,797,000


Source of Funds - Operating

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
Puget Sound Capital Construction - State 1,108,996 1,109,000 388,500 388,500
Motor Vehicle Account - State 24,222,729 25,500,091 28,151,713 27,388,650 27,380,350
Puget Sound Ferry Operations Acct - State 1,104,998 1,105,000 546,500 546,500
Transportation Account - State 896,983 898,000 579,000 579,000
Annual Total

27,333,706


25,500,091


31,263,713


28,902,650


28,894,350




Transportation Planning, Data, and Research (Program T)

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The Transportation Planning, Data, and Research program manages, coordinates, and supports multimodal transportation planning for the state. This includes developing statewide multimodal transportation plans, managing and collecting transportation data, and conducting research for use by the Department and other transportation agencies. The statewide multimodal transportation plan includes 6 and 20 year projected needs for the different transportation modes. Data is collected on traffic counting, vehicle speeds, vehicle weights, and traffic accidents. The program also administers federal and state pass-through funds to local transportation agencies and works closely with those organizations to coordinate state and local planning efforts.

The primary objective is to ensure that the Department and other transportation decision-makers have the innovative policies, systems, plans, and research needed to address the future transportation needs of the state.


Program Employment - Operating

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
FTE Staff Years 161.7 136.8 164.4 148.0 148.0
Average FTE Staff Year Costs 44,388 45,730 43,107 46,452 46,452


Expenditure Detail - Operating

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
Salaries and Benefits 8,836,428 7,777,276 9,328,639 8,830,869 8,830,872
Grants and Subsidies 4,888,915 3,942,220 4,070,807 4,006,510 4,006,510
Other Operating Costs 5,853,222 3,473,989 4,290,710 3,745,121 3,741,118
Annual Total

19,578,565


15,193,485


17,690,156


16,582,500


16,578,500

Fiscal Year 1993-94 18,048,319
Biennium Total

37,626,884


32,883,641


33,161,000


Source of Funds - Operating

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
Motor Vehicle Account - State 8,626,779 6,614,593 8,056,220 7,907,504 7,903,504
Motor Vehicle Account - Federal 5,727,803 8,027,022 7,938,531 7,983,000 7,983,000
Motor Vehicle Account - Federal Unanticipated 5,060,948 21,249 842,027
Transportation Account - State 163,035 530,621 853,378 691,996 691,996
Annual Total

19,578,565


15,193,485


17,690,156


16,582,500


16,578,500



Annual Total
Biennium Total





Charges From Other Agencies (Program U)

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This program provides for the costs billed to the Department by other state agencies and includes Archives and Records Management, Attorney General tort claims support, Office of the State Auditor audit services, Department of General Administration facilities and services charges, Department of Personnel services, Department of General Administration self-insurance liability fund premiums and administration, and Office of Minority and Women's Business Enterprises charges.

The objective of this program is to efficiently provide necessary support services to the rest of the Department.



Expenditure Detail - Operating

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
Other Operating Costs 14,477,738 11,154,092 10,930,908 13,445,000 13,445,000
Annual Total

14,477,738


11,154,092


10,930,908


13,445,000


13,445,000

Fiscal Year 1993-94 14,674,080
Biennium Total

29,151,818


22,085,000


26,890,000


Source of Funds - Operating

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
Motor Vehicle Account - State 13,806,167 9,692,606 10,392,394 11,731,000 11,731,000
Puget Sound Ferry Operations Acct - State 671,571 1,461,486 538,514 1,714,000 1,714,000
Annual Total

14,477,738


11,154,092


10,930,908


13,445,000


13,445,000





Washington State Ferries Maintenance and Operations (Programs X and W)

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These programs provide for the maintenance and operations of the Washington State ferry boats and terminals and the capital construction program for the Washington State ferry system.

The objective of the operating program is to provide marine mass transportation linkages for people and goods throughout the greater Puget Sound region and Vancouver Island.

The objectives of the capital program are to provide clean, safe, dependable, and environmentally responsible marine transportation and the necessary terminal and vessel facilities to support the operation of Washington State ferries.


Program Employment - Operating

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
FTE Staff Years 1,437.1 1,444.2 1,438.0 1,553.4 1,623.8
Average FTE Staff Year Costs 41,060 45,590 47,337 46,169 46,152


Expenditure Detail - Operating

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
Salaries and Benefits 73,309,311 81,108,737 83,300,412 88,548,500 92,624,500
Grants and Subsidies 1,867
Other Operating Costs 34,908,141 36,726,614 42,747,539 42,428,500 45,051,500
Annual Total

108,217,452


117,837,218


126,047,951


130,977,000


137,676,000

Fiscal Year 1993-94 114,910,530
Biennium Total

223,127,982


243,885,169


268,653,000


Source of Funds - Marine Operating Account - State

Program Employment - Capital

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
FTE Staff Years 108.1 103.1 126.7 105.0 105.0
Average FTE Staff Year Costs 43,317 48,506 51,198 49,227 49,227


Expenditure Detail - Capital

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
Salaries and Benefits 5,803,967 6,221,865 7,454,052 6,274,983 6,274,983
Grants and Subsidies 20,000
Other Operating Costs 79,842,224 85,096,006 122,094,077 95,835,017 95,835,017
Annual Total

85,646,191


91,317,871


129,568,129


102,110,000


102,110,000

Fiscal Year 1993-94 49,626,622
Biennium Total

135,272,813


220,886,000


204,220,000


Source of Funds - Capital

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
Puget Sound Capital Construction - State 80,911,375 90,335,844 119,797,156 89,500,000 89,500,000
Puget Sound Capital Construction - Federal 4,734,816 800,039 7,937,961 12,317,000 12,317,000
Puget Sound Capital Construction - Private/Local 765,000
Passenger Ferry Account - State 181,988 1,068,012 293,000 293,000
Annual Total

85,646,191


91,317,871


129,568,129


102,110,000


102,110,000




Public Transportation and Rail (Program Y)

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The Public Transportation and Rail program manages, coordinates, and supports rail programs as well as providing support for public transportation for the state. The program provides and promotes rail passenger and rail freight services in cooperation with AMTRAK and other rail lines. In addition, it provides planning and financial assistance to public transportation providers and high capacity transportation system planning and development. High capacity transportation systems include: light rail, commuter rail, carpool lanes, and passenger ferries. This program also manages the state's Commute Trip Reduction (CTR) program. The CTR program provides counties with technical and financial assistance to reduce employee single occupancy vehicle commutes.

The program's objectives are to ensure that public transportation systems and services meet needs throughout the state and to promote improved and expanded public transportation and rail resources for the state.


Program Employment - Operating

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
FTE Staff Years 41.3 39.7 41.1 49.4 49.5
Average FTE Staff Year Costs 43,310 44,836 53,622 55,442 55,330


Expenditure Detail - Operating

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
Salaries and Benefits 2,240,129 2,217,088 2,577,176 3,290,926 3,290,927
Grants and Subsidies 39,274,451 5,217,123 10,387,946 43,942,410 43,942,410
Other Operating Costs 8,412,213 7,861,956 13,011,646 17,890,164 17,890,163
Annual Total

49,926,793


15,296,167


25,976,768


65,123,500


65,123,500

Fiscal Year 1993-94 19,443,526
Biennium Total

69,370,319


41,272,935


130,247,000


Source of Funds - Operating

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
General Fund - Basic Account - State 202
Motor Vehicle Account - State 61,538 55,027 87,106 71,000 70,304
Motor Vehicle Account - Federal 178,647 236,682 330,554 283,500 283,500
High Capacity Transportation Acct - State 11,100,422 1,946,165 2,358,579 1,802,500 1,802,801
Energy Account - Non-Appropriated 751,018 174,433
Air Pollution Control Account - State 3,614,425 2,937,609 3,145,000 3,090,000 3,090,000
Transportation Account - State 13,535,008 6,080,767 10,022,256 54,342,500 54,342,500
Transportation Account - Federal 1,525,625 3,300,173 7,663,584 5,481,500 5,481,895
Transportation Account - Federal Unanticipated 4,183,921 318,259 1,431,741
Transportation Account - Private/Local 50,229 54,771 52,500 52,500
Transportation Account - Private/Local Unanticipated 80,000
C Puget Sound Public Transportation - State 11,087,016
Public Transportation Systems Acct - State 3,888,971 196,823 803,177
Annual Total

49,926,793


15,296,167


25,976,768


65,123,500


65,123,500


Program Employment - Capital

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
FTE Staff Years 0.2 1.8 10.0 10.0
Average FTE Staff Year Costs 34,070 50,694 60,000 60,000


Expenditure Detail - Capital

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
Salaries and Benefits 8,443 108,805 720,000 720,000
Grants and Subsidies 22,745,068 3,935,807 6,650,443 11,996,000 11,996,000
Other Operating Costs 569,744 2,456,903 10,704,599 14,825,000 14,825,000
Annual Total

23,314,812


6,401,153


17,463,847


27,541,000


27,541,000

Fiscal Year 1993-94 1,056,723
Biennium Total

24,371,535


23,865,000


55,082,000


Source of Funds - Capital

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
Essential Rail Assistance Account - State 308,586 46,750 423,250 418,000 418,000
Essential Rail Banking Account - State 150,000
Transportation Account - State 22,583,385 6,158,611 15,786,389 27,123,000 27,123,000
Transportation Account - Federal 272,841 195,792 504,208
Transportation Account - Federal Unanticipated 750,000
Annual Total

23,314,812


6,401,153


17,463,847


27,541,000


27,541,000




TransAid (Program Z)

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This program provides management of federal-aid funding assistance to counties and cities for design, right of way, and construction work off the state highway system; technical guidance on federal and state policies and regulations; engineering training and transfer of new technological applications; advice on traffic engineering techniques and criteria to smaller municipalities; and assistance in microcomputer applications in traffic engineering and safety analyses.

The objective is to support cities and counties in a partnership to develop and maintain the state's transportation system by optimizing use of federal-aid funds, providing technical services on design and construction techniques, and improving personnel skill levels through training and information on new technological developments.


Program Employment - Operating

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
FTE Staff Years 47.6 45.6 57.8 43.7 43.7
Average FTE Staff Year Costs 46,814 49,562 47,101 54,719 59,296


Expenditure Detail - Operating

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
Salaries and Benefits 2,745,312 2,808,544 3,531,705 3,020,412 3,320,412
Grants and Subsidies 1,064,636 550,705 694,697 154,413 (452,301)
Other Operating Costs 1,030,136 1,329,940 2,816,783 909,532 909,532
Annual Total

4,840,084


4,689,189


7,043,185


4,084,357


3,777,643

Fiscal Year 1993-94 4,156,402
Biennium Total

8,996,486


11,732,374


7,862,000


Source of Funds - Operating

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
Motor Vehicle Account - State 1,848,248 2,323,424 5,009,197 2,207,904 2,207,903
Motor Vehicle Account - Federal 1,927,520 1,705,831 1,342,520 1,723,096 1,723,097
Motor Vehicle Account - Federal Unanticipated 292,000
Motor Vehicle Account - Private/Local 23 37,675 49,325
Energy Account - Non-Appropriated 389,208 315,402
Transfer Relief Account - State 675,085 306,857 143 153,357 (153,357)
Transportation Account - State 350,000
Annual Total

4,840,084


4,689,189


7,043,185


4,084,357


3,777,643


Program Employment - Capital

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
FTE Staff Years 41.9 45.7 57.9 44.5 44.5
Average FTE Staff Year Costs 40,594 42,174 39,836 68,778 68,778


Expenditure Detail - Capital

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
Salaries and Benefits 2,086,293 2,382,668 3,130,392 3,825,764 3,825,764
Grants and Subsidies 97,812,629 107,768,766 87,457,838 126,346,741 126,346,741
Other Operating Costs 5,607,558 6,783,268 10,027,241 7,548,495 7,548,495
Annual Total

105,506,480


116,934,702


100,615,471


137,721,000


137,721,000

Fiscal Year 1993-94 64,838,524
Biennium Total

170,345,004


217,550,173


275,442,000


Source of Funds - Capital

1994-95 Actual 1995-96 Estimated 1996-97 Estimated 1997-98 Proposed 1998-99 Proposed
General Fund - Basic Account - State 1,400,000
Motor Vehicle Account - State 733,004 1,701,624 5,923,376 30,000 30,000
Motor Vehicle Account - Federal 96,467,946 110,900,867 54,031,133 135,191,000 135,191,000
Motor Vehicle Account - Federal Unanticipated 7,175,408 38,587,174
Motor Vehicle Account - Private/Local 1,130,122 2,928,715 2,071,285 2,500,000 2,500,000
Transportation Account - State 3,496 2,503
Annual Total

105,506,480


116,934,702


100,615,471


137,721,000


137,721,000