|
Adjusted |
Executive |
Legislative |
Change |
|
STATE OPERATIONS |
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|
General Fund |
120,960,900 |
123,864,900 |
126,239,300 |
2,374,400 |
|
Special Rev.-Fed. |
5,863,400 |
8,263,400 |
8,263,400 |
0 |
|
Special Rev.-Other |
70,560,400 |
76,404,500 |
76,704,500 |
300,000 |
|
Internal Service Fund |
400,000 |
1,500,000 |
1,500,000 |
0 |
|
Total for STATE OPERATIONS: |
197,784,700 |
210,032,800 |
212,707,200 |
2,674,400 |
|
AID TO LOCALITIES |
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|
Special Rev.-Fed. |
3,978,300 |
6,978,300 |
6,978,300 |
0 |
|
Total for AID TO LOCALITIES: |
3,978,300 |
6,978,300 |
6,978,300 |
0 |
The Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) issues driver's licenses and vehicle registrations, collects approximately $900,000,000 in revenue for the State and localities, and provides other related motor vehicle services.
Year-to-Year Change
The Executive proposed funding of $217,011,100 for State Fiscal Year 1999-2000, an increase of $15,248,100 or 7.6 percent over the prior year. The Executive proposed a State Operations appropriation increases of $12,248,100, or 6.2 percent. Aid to Localities appropriations are proposed to increase $3,000,000 or 75.4 percent.
Legislative Changes
|
Savings due to unfilled positions. |
$(525,600) |
ST/GEN |
Legislative Proposals
The Assembly proposes the following for the Department of Motor Vehicles:
-- Maintain the status quo for County Clerks' ability to process license and registration renewals rather than require a centralized procedure. This will provide motorists with a more responsive renewal process. This measure includes preserving the reimbursement percentage at 9.3 percent of gross revenues.
-- Restore the Department's procedure for mail labeling to ensure motorist privacy and increase the likelihood of accurate delivery of crucial department notices.
|
DMV RENEWAL CENTRALIZATION. |
$2,900,000 |
ST/GEN |
| MAIL REIMBURSEMENT. | $300,000 | ST/SRO |